Quincy Fire Kills 1, Leaves 14 Homeless

A life was lost and 14 others homeless after a structure fire in East Quincy ripped through three buildings on Sunday morning. The fire began in a home and then spread to two adjacent apartment units at the corner of First and Main streets.... Read More.

Lassen Supes Meet with Packed Agenda, February 14th, 2023

The Lassen Supervisors are in for a long meeting this week as there are several essential items to cover on the agenda, one of which the community has strong opinions of. A discussion on a proposed community supportive housing unit will be far down on... Read More.

Plumas Health Seeks Top 3 public Health Issues with Survey

Heart Disease, Cancer, alcohol and substance abuse, and unhealthy air are just a few of the ten public health issues Plumas county’s health agency has identified as highly important; they want your help to reduce that number. The county is asking for your input to... Read More.

SR70 Remains Closed, but Scaling Ops Begin

With favorable weather, scaling operations began on the SR70 slides that have had the highway closed to through traffic since January. Work started this weekend at the slide just outside of Belden to break up large boulders on the top of the slide. The... Read More.

SVL PD K9 Zeke Assists LCSO in Arrest

Susanville Police Department's K9, Zeke, helps Lassen County Sheriff's deputies in a traffic stop, resulting in the arrest of two locals. Zeke detected the presence of dangerous drugs, including Fentanyl, Xanax, and Oxycodone after deputies stopped the vehicle for code violations. The driver, 30-year-old Brianna... Read More.

BLM Litchfield Corrals Reopen for Adoptions

The Bureau of Land Management’s Litchfield corrals has thawed out. The Wild Horse and Burro refuge has reopened for animal adoptions and purchases after icy conditions forced the stables closed for safety reasons. Monday through Friday from 8 to 4 pm, you can tour the... Read More.

Seneca Has a New Number

Seneca Healthcare District Announces the hospital's New Telephone Number. You can now call toll-free at 1(833) careSHD. This change is part of the district's transition to a new telephone system and the addition of a new telephone operator position. The change will take effect on... Read More.