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City Approves Talks with County CAO on Housing Project and SIR Economic Development Positions

Friday, April 7

City Council will push forward on two concerns of the community. The council met Wednesday evening to hear how the community felt about the new proposal for 139 and Skyline as the area for the county's Supportive Housing project. Many spoke about not feeling this... Read More.

Lassen Supervisor Brings Career Workshop to Retain County Youth

Thursday, April 6

One Lassen County supervisor aims to bring an annual career opportunity workshop to the county's youth. Jason Ingram, district 5 supervisor, realizing the unprecedented workforce shortage throughout the county, said it's time to provide career opportunities to students to encourage economic prosperity in Lassen. The... Read More.

Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Receives More Grant Funding for Plumas Trails

Thursday, April 6

The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship received a grant of 30,000 through the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative. The grant will be used towards equipment purchase, including a QTAC Portable Fire Suppression unit and a Powered Wheelbarrow. The unit will be used for both providing water for... Read More.

Parents Address Concerns with PUSD Superintendent Over GHS Academic Shift

Thursday, April 6

Greenville District Superintendent answers some parents' concerns concerning the new collaborative future of Greenville High School. The meeting of many concerned parents on the new changes for Greenville High was held end of March to allow Superintendent Bill Roderick to explain the new future of... Read More.

Lassen County Sheriffs Locate Homicide Suspect Hiding in Herlong

Wednesday, April 5

Lassen County Sheriff's Office and Fairfield Police Department Investigators have worked together to bring a fugitive on the run to justice. After days of investigation, detectives from the Lassen County Sheriff's Office, along with the help of the Fairfield Police Department, were able to capture... Read More.

CHP Susanville Officers Assist in Rescue of Abandoned Owlets

Wednesday, April 5

A construction company working on Pozzolan Plant in South Red Rock noticed a Great Horned owl flying around the site. When one of the structures came down, a nest containing baby owls and a mom fell out, and the mother flew away. The crew... Read More.

Emergency Broadcast Station to Serve Lake Almanor Basin Up and Running

Wednesday, April 5

The Lake Almanor basin has a new way of receiving emergency broadcast information, especially critical when recreating in areas with poor reception. By tuning into 1700 on the AM dial, you can access the public service and emergency broadcast WRTZ707 station operated by the Peninsula... Read More.

Stay Alive, Just Drive-CHP Brings Awareness to Distracted Drivers in the Month of April

Wednesday, April 5

Over 3100 deaths and over a quarter of a million injuries resulted from distracted driving collisions last year, according to the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration. The California Highway Patrol reminds drivers that April is distracted driving awareness month to help reduce these... Read More.

Planned Pile Burns Resume in Plumas National Forest After Month of Wet Weather

Tuesday, April 4

In Quincy, Plumas National Forest firefighters plan to resume pile burning on the forest after more than a month of snow and wet weather. Today, the Mount Hough Ranger District is set to ignite a large pile near Oakland Camp outside Quincy, with conditions permitting. The... Read More.

Parents Calling on Change After Incident at Diamond View Middle School

Tuesday, April 4

Parents are outraged and demanding a change in leadership within the Susanville School district following an incident at Diamond View Middle School on Wednesday, March 29th. According to the Susanville Police Department, officers responded to the Diamond View campus around 11 a.m. on a report... Read More.

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City Approves Talks with County CAO on Housing Project and SIR Economic Development Positions

Lassen Supervisor Brings Career Workshop to Retain County Youth

Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Receives More Grant Funding for Plumas Trails

Parents Address Concerns with PUSD Superintendent Over GHS Academic Shift

Lassen County Sheriffs Locate Homicide Suspect Hiding in Herlong

CHP Susanville Officers Assist in Rescue of Abandoned Owlets

Emergency Broadcast Station to Serve Lake Almanor Basin Up and Running

Stay Alive, Just Drive-CHP Brings Awareness to Distracted Drivers in the Month of April

Planned Pile Burns Resume in Plumas National Forest After Month of Wet Weather

Parents Calling on Change After Incident at Diamond View Middle School

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