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Portola to Name New Mayor After Passing of Mayor Cooley

Portola’s mayor has passed after a long battle with cancer, leaving a vacancy on the council. Today the city will meet to discuss filing the seat and appointing a new mayor and mayor pro tem, currently held by Bill Powers. The mayor passed on March... Read More.

LCSO Holds Public Meeting for Military Equipment Use Policy

The Lassen County Sheriff's Office (LCSO) and other departments nationwide were required to return surplus military-style equipment under controlled use when assembly bill 481 became law in January of 2022. This law requires law enforcement agencies to establish an ordinance that mandates them to develop... Read More.

Nonprofit May Lose Facility Used to Feed Veterans and Seniors

Nonprofit Organization Fort Sage Resource Center, which feeds veterans and over 400 other community members in the Doyle and Herlong area, is asking the County Board of Supervisors to help lift restrictions off a property deed or face closure. Once owned by the Honey Lake... Read More.

Former Buck’s Lake Fire Chief Charged for Alleged Embezzlement

The former Bucks Lake Fire Department Chief has been charged with embezzlement. Plumas District Attorney Dave Hollister provided an update to Plumas News stating on March 17th, Jeffery Micheal Iverson had been charged with a felony for allegedly embezzling over 300,000 from the Bucks... Read More.

Snowfall Nearly Breaks All-Time Record

The words historical and one for the record books can now be said about this year's snowfall. According to the Sierra Central Snow Lab in Soda Springs, this year has been deemed the second snowiest in its nearly 80-year history of taking snow depth... Read More.

Lassen Supervisors Meet with Typical Agenda

The Lassen County Supervisors are scheduled to convene today with a typical agenda. One of the items on the agenda is to recognize the county Treasurer and Tax Collector Taya Short, for her 15 years of service. The board will also deliberate on whether to... Read More.

Greenville’s “The Spot” Gets Upgrades for Outdoor Dining

  The Spot In Greenville receives a newly built Greenhouse for sheltered dinners. Greenville Rotary club and volunteers received a grant with funding from local businesses. Through December, the Rotary and volunteers worked to provide a covered 30x48 greenhouse to provide an enclosed shelter area... Read More.
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