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PG&E Mobile Help Center Returns to Greenville

PG&E brings another mobile help center to Greenville to help with restoring electric services. You will be able to get in-person answers to your questions about getting power back to your property during your rebuilding process following the Dixie Fire. The mobile help center... Read More.

Plumas County Holds 1st Law Enforcement Fair

Law enforcement in Plumas County will come together to bring to the community the first-ever Law Enforcement Fair. Plumas Sheriff’s, Quincy California Highway Patrol, Department of Fish and Wildlife warden, Forest Service, and Cal OES officers will come together to meet and greet you... Read More.

PCPH Forced to Close Quincy Youth Center

Plumas County Public Health will close the Quincy youth center permanently. The pilot program launched during the COVID pandemic as a drop-in center for students, yet due to lack of participation, the center is being forced to close its doors. The center provided free... Read More.

Susanville PD Gets New Messaging Trailer

The Susanville Police Department has a new messaging sign trailer you will start seeing around town. The department debuted the sign by displaying it in an overnight tease out front of the Susanville Fire Department’s building on Main street lit up with the words,... Read More.

Loyalton Continues Fight to Stop FEMA Flood Plain Designation

The city of Loyalton continues to fight its battle with FEMA over a projected flood plain designation. Tim Beals Sierra county public works, roads, and transportation director updated the board of supervisors during this week’s meeting on the current situation. After months of phone... Read More.

PNF Wildfire Lookout Rehabilitation Continues On

The rebuilding of a historical lookout tower in the Plumas National forest continues on. The Argentine Lookout over Quincy has been undergoing a restoration effort by a group of locals who wish to see it return to its former glory. The lookout stood to... Read More.

Hometown Pride Has a Successful Phase 2 of Main Street Clean-up

Hometown pride had another successful weekend in Phase two of cleaning up Main street. Volunteers joined the Lassen County Chamber of Commerce to clean from Weatherlow down to Alexander in this phase. People grabbed rakes, weeding tools, brooms, and more to clear the sidewalks... Read More.
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