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Loyalton’s Oldest School Building Gets New Purpose as Community Arts Center Takes Shape

Monday, July 6

One of Loyalton's oldest buildings is getting a second chance at life. The historic Old School House in Loyalton City Park is undergoing a community-driven restoration that will transform the 140-year-old landmark into a new arts and gathering space for Sierra Valley residents. Originally built in... Read More.

Susanville City Council Keeps Familiar Leadership, Reappoints Schuster as Mayor

Monday, July 6

Council leadership will look familiar in Susanville for this next term. The Susanville City Council voted Wednesday to reappoint Mendy Schuster as mayor, giving her a second consecutive term leading the council. Dawn Miller was also selected to serve as mayor pro tem. The appointments came... Read More.

Stars, Stripes and Flights: Busy Independence Day Travel Expected at Reno-Tahoe International Airport

Friday, July 3

In the spirit of America250 celebrations happening nationwide, RNO encourages travelers to plan ahead in the name of life, liberty and the pursuit of smooth travel. RENO, Nev. (July 1, 2026) – Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO) is gearing up for busy Independence Day travel... Read More.

Sky Over Susanville Set to Explode Tonight as Fairgrounds Hosts Independence Day Celebration

Friday, July 3

The skies over Susanville are set to light up tonight as the Lassen County Fairgrounds hosts its annual Independence Day celebration, bringing one of the region’s biggest holiday events to the heart of town. According to the Lassen County Fairgrounds event schedule, the celebration runs... Read More.

CHP Launches Maximum Enforcement for Holiday Weekend

Friday, July 3

If you're traveling this Independence Day weekend, expect to see more California Highway Patrol officers on the road. The CHP has launched its annual Maximum Enforcement Period, which runs from 6:01 p.m. Wednesday, July 2, through 11:59 p.m. Sunday, July 5, with additional officers patrolling... Read More.

Swiffer Mop Head Clogs Bieber Sewer Pump, Prompting Warning from Water District

Friday, July 3

The Lassen County Waterworks District No. 1 is reminding customers that toilets are not trash cans after crews recently removed an unusual item that clogged part of the district's sewer system. According to the district, staff discovered what appeared to be the head of a... Read More.

PG&E Firefighting Helicopter Program Expands to Include Plumas County

Friday, July 3

Plumas County will have another aerial firefighting resource available this wildfire season as PG&E expands its helicopter program into several new Northern California counties. Now in its third year, PG&E's partnership with local fire agencies has grown beyond its original service areas in Butte, Marin... Read More.

CHP Busts Street Racing Duo Near Portola, One Also Charged with DUI

Thursday, July 2

A high-speed driving incident on Highway A15 resulted in multiple arrests after a California Highway Patrol officer observed what officials are calling a “speed contest” involving a motorcycle and a BMW traveling at speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour. According to the California Highway Patrol,... Read More.

Local Resource Conservation Districts Receive State Funding to Help Ranchers Reduce Wolf Conflicts

Thursday, July 2

Two local Resource Conservation Districts will play a key role in helping livestock producers reduce conflicts with gray wolves after receiving support through the California Department of Fish and Wildlife's Wolf-Livestock Compensation Program. CDFW awarded funding from a $2 million state allocation to four organizations... Read More.

Katie Reid Harris Named New Director of the Plumas-Sierra County Fair

Thursday, July 2

The Plumas-Sierra County Fair has announced the appointment of Katie Reid Harris as its new fair director, bringing a familiar face with deep roots in the region's agricultural community into the leadership role. Harris previously served as the fair's Livestock Superintendent, where she worked with... Read More.

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Tuesday, October 13

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Loyalton’s Oldest School Building Gets New Purpose as Community Arts Center Takes Shape

Susanville City Council Keeps Familiar Leadership, Reappoints Schuster as Mayor

Stars, Stripes and Flights: Busy Independence Day Travel Expected at Reno-Tahoe International Airport

Sky Over Susanville Set to Explode Tonight as Fairgrounds Hosts Independence Day Celebration

CHP Launches Maximum Enforcement for Holiday Weekend

Swiffer Mop Head Clogs Bieber Sewer Pump, Prompting Warning from Water District

PG&E Firefighting Helicopter Program Expands to Include Plumas County

CHP Busts Street Racing Duo Near Portola, One Also Charged with DUI

Local Resource Conservation Districts Receive State Funding to Help Ranchers Reduce Wolf Conflicts

Katie Reid Harris Named New Director of the Plumas-Sierra County Fair

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