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PG&E Holds Virtual Meetings on Wildfire Preparedness

Friday, July 28

PG&E will hold more virtual meetings to prepare those in the North Valley and Sierra region for wildfire season. Utility representatives, including Regional Vice President Joe Wilson, will discuss this year's wildfire season and share tips on hwo you can prepare your home. You’ll... Read More.

Northern California Law Enforcement Agencies Unite for Community-Building Events: National Night Out and Plumas Law Enforcement Fair

Thursday, July 27

Law enforcement agencies across Northern California are uniting for a special evening of meet and greets aimed at fostering a stronger sense of community. You can mark your calendars for this upcoming Tuesday, August 1st, from 4 to 7pm, as The Susanville Police Department,... Read More.

Reno-Tahoe Intl Airport Says to Plan on Extended Summer Travel

Thursday, July 27

Busy summer travel is expected to continue as the Reno Tahoe International Airport says it has seen the most passengers pass through this year than over the last 15 years. Airport officials say In the first six months, the Airport served over 2 million passengers,... Read More.

Suspects Identified in Dual Shootings Sunday

Wednesday, July 26

The identities of the suspect in custody and the other at large in Sunday’s dual shooting incidents have been released by the Susanville Police Department. Following a 36-hour investigation that led officers to believe the Frontier Inn shooter had fled into Nevada, 29-year-old Corey Jay... Read More.

Mormon Cricket Infestation Poses Threat to Lassen County Homes and Ranches

Wednesday, July 26

In recent weeks Lassen County’s Ag and Weights department has received numerous reports of Mormon crickets. The Department says infestations have largely been detected in Milford, Herlong, and Constantia. Large swaths of the ground-dwelling insect, native to the western United States, have created slick... Read More.

Congressman LaMalfa Announces $1 Mil For Last Frontier Health Care District in Modoc County

Wednesday, July 26

(Washington, D.C.) – Today, Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale) announced that the Last Frontier health care District (LFHCD) in Modoc County will be awarded $1,000,000 for a USDA Rural Development, Emergency Rural Health Care grant. The LFHCD operates an eight bed acute care facility, two... Read More.

Former Lassen MUD General Manager Alleges Age Discrimination, Settles Civil Rights Claim with 18-Month Salary and Benefits Package.

Wednesday, July 26

The former General Manager, Pat Holley, had announced his resignation following a formal review process, with his last day with the utility as July 5th. Though in that announcement the reasoning for his departure was to “focus on his family and potential new professional... Read More.

Danco Pulls Out of Affordable Housing Project at Travel Inn, ColWest Investments Pushes Forward with Proposal Near Diamond View Middle School

Wednesday, July 26

Supportive affordable housing Developer Danco Pulls Out of Affordable Housing Project at Travel Inn, on Main street. The company has decided to withdraw its proposal to convert the now hotel due to a short project timeline. Barbara Longo, Lassen County’s Health and Social Services Director,... Read More.

Lassen Jr. Livestock Auction Shatters Record at Fair with Impressive Sales

Wednesday, July 26

Another successful year for the Jr. Livestock Auction, making record-breaking achievements at the Lassen County Fair, raising an impressive sum of over $443,000. The auction featured an array of livestock, including lambs, broiler chickens, market goats, meat duck pens, geese, market steers, dairy steers,... Read More.

Upcoming Community Meetings Held on Burn Scar Restoration Project

Wednesday, July 26

The Plumas National Forest is partnering with Plumas Corp, a non-profit environmental organization, on a project to restore land impacted by recent wildfires. T he Tributaries Forest Recovery Project is in the initial stages of the planning process with a goal to restore and recover... Read More.

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PG&E Holds Virtual Meetings on Wildfire Preparedness

Northern California Law Enforcement Agencies Unite for Community-Building Events: National Night Out and Plumas Law Enforcement Fair

Reno-Tahoe Intl Airport Says to Plan on Extended Summer Travel

Suspects Identified in Dual Shootings Sunday

Mormon Cricket Infestation Poses Threat to Lassen County Homes and Ranches

Congressman LaMalfa Announces $1 Mil For Last Frontier Health Care District in Modoc County

Former Lassen MUD General Manager Alleges Age Discrimination, Settles Civil Rights Claim with 18-Month Salary and Benefits Package.

Danco Pulls Out of Affordable Housing Project at Travel Inn, ColWest Investments Pushes Forward with Proposal Near Diamond View Middle School

Lassen Jr. Livestock Auction Shatters Record at Fair with Impressive Sales

Upcoming Community Meetings Held on Burn Scar Restoration Project

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