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The “Spot” Receives More Vendor Additions

Monday, March 27

The Spot in downtown Greenville is adding more upgrades for when hosting vendors. The Greenville Rotary Club purchased nine steel structures that will provide protection from weather elements during seasons for both vendors and customers. The structures will be slit between both with shade for... Read More.

LMUD Considers Rate Increase, Holds Public Hearing

Monday, March 27

Tuesday, Lassen Municipal Utility District will hold a public hearing to consider raising rates once more. The utility has found itself under-collecting due to increases to power purchase costs. The increase has been the result of natural gas prices soaring. General manager Pat Holley... Read More.

Progress Made in Search for Missing Person Alex Hays from Redding

Monday, March 27

The Redding man, Alex Hays, missing since March 10th, believed to have gone into Plumas or neighboring counties, has not been found, but search and rescue teams have made progress this weekend toward his possible whereabouts. The family has confirmed, the black Ford truck he... Read More.

DA Says There “Are Some Cracks in the Armor”- Urges Supervisors to Make SO Priority

Monday, March 27

No change as of yet for the Plumas County Sheriff's Office, which is at critical staffing, as employees leave for higher, less demanding jobs. During last week's Board of Supervisors meeting, District Attorney David Hollister warned they "are starting to see some cracks in the... Read More.

CDFW Successful in Collaring Two Gray Wolves

Monday, March 27

The California department of fish and wildlife has successfully captured two gray wolves in Siskiyou county following efforts to collar the wolves, which began in February. One of the captured wolves was a yearling male from the 2021 litter of the Whaleback Pack, while the... Read More.

Have you Seen These Men? March Crimestoppers

Friday, March 24

Reckless Driving Leads to Drug Bust: CHP and LCSO Arrest Two Oregon Men

Friday, March 24

Reckless driving leads CHP to discover a large loot of narcotics, arresting two Oregon men along with the help of Lassen Sheriff deputies. Reports of a reckless driver on 395 went out to the Susanville CHP office over the weekend on March 17th. A CHP officer... Read More.

Lassen County’s DA Announces Conviction of Sexual Predator

Friday, March 24

A jury convicted 38-year-old NGIRMANG YAOCH of Susanville of two counts of aggravated sexual assault and two counts of lewd and lascivious acts on a child under 14. He will be sentenced on May 30th, where he could receive a sentence of 15 to... Read More.

Lassen Family Services Helps Raise Funds for Lassen Resiliency

Friday, March 24

Lassen Family Services will bring a new addition to the annual Walk-a-Mile event to raise funds for more sexual assault Nurse Examiners. The nonprofit aiding survivors of sexual abuse and assault will host a new 5K color run through Susanville. The funds raised from the... Read More.

Plumas and Modoc Receive Clean California Funds to Transform Public Spaces

Friday, March 24

Modoc and Plumas counties will see 8 million dollars for new Clean California projects. As part of Governor Gavin Newsoms 1.1 Billion multi-year clean-up effort led by Caltrans, the various projects will help the counties remove trash and transform public spaces. Projects will also... Read More.

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The “Spot” Receives More Vendor Additions

LMUD Considers Rate Increase, Holds Public Hearing

Progress Made in Search for Missing Person Alex Hays from Redding

DA Says There “Are Some Cracks in the Armor”- Urges Supervisors to Make SO Priority

CDFW Successful in Collaring Two Gray Wolves

Have you Seen These Men? March Crimestoppers

Reckless Driving Leads to Drug Bust: CHP and LCSO Arrest Two Oregon Men

Lassen County’s DA Announces Conviction of Sexual Predator

Lassen Family Services Helps Raise Funds for Lassen Resiliency

Plumas and Modoc Receive Clean California Funds to Transform Public Spaces

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