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Plumas County Sheriff Department Celebrates Recent Internal Promotions and Leadership Achievements

Thursday, December 18

Congratulations to PCSO’s Recent Internal Promotions Over the last several months, PCSO has celebrated a number of internal promotions recognizing the dedication, hard work, and leadership of our team. Please join us in congratulating: From left to right: Matthew Beatley — promoted to Investigations Sergeant Steve Peay —... Read More.

Lassen County Sheriff Warns of Phone Scam Using Officer Names and Fake Warrants

Wednesday, December 17

The Lassen County Sheriff’s Office has received a report of a new phone scam/fraud. The caller is identifying themselves as a Peace Officer with the Lassen County Sheriff’s Office and using names of current employees. The caller is soliciting payments for outstanding warrants. The... Read More.

NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF A DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT FOR SUSANVILLE TRAVEL STOP (SCH #2025011078)

Wednesday, December 17

The following was filed with the with Lassen County Clerk on December 17th by Susanville City Manager, Dan Newton. To: Interested Agencies, Organizations, and Parties Project Title: Susanville Travel Stop State Clearinghouse No.: 2025011078 Review Period: December 17, 2025 to January 31, 2026 Lead Agency: City of Susanville 66 N Lassen... Read More.

High Desert State Prison Donates Winter Coats to Local School Children

Wednesday, December 17

For a decade, High Desert State Prison (HDSP) in Susanville has helped keep children warm through their annual winter coat drive. HDSP Community Resources Manager Jolene Speers organized this year’s drive, collecting 85 coats for children at Shaffer Elementary School. The small school in Litchfield... Read More.

Free Auto Mechanics Class with ASE Certification Prep at Quincy High School

Wednesday, December 17

Feather River Adult School announces a free auto class for adults held at Quincy Junior-Senior High School. Participants can prepare for three Automotive Service Excellence certifications: suspension and steering (A4), brakes (A5) and engine performance (A8). Classes are held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 to... Read More.

Quincy Expands Curbside Recycling to East Quincy with New County Contract Starting 2026

Wednesday, December 17

Starting January 1, 2026, both downtown Quincy and East Quincy residents will receive curbside recycling services under a new contract approved by the Plumas County Board of Supervisors. The county will partner with Feather River Disposal (a Waste Management division) to provide trash and... Read More.

USDA Representatives Visit New Lake Almanor Community Hospital Site, Commend Progress and Community Focus

Wednesday, December 17

Seneca Healthcare District (SHD) was pleased to welcome representatives from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to the site of the new Lake Almanor Community Hospital for an in-person tour and project update. The visit provided an opportunity to showcase construction progress and discuss the next phases... Read More.

Plumas National Forest Firefighters Conduct Pile Burning Operations with Smoke Advisory

Wednesday, December 17

Firefighters on the Plumas National Forest Mount Hough Ranger District plan to conduct pile burning operations this week at several different locations, conditions permitting. Approximately 469 acres of large machine piles located at high elevation locations including Grizzly Ridge, Mount Hough, north of Antelope Lake... Read More.

House Approves Pit River Land Transfer to Restore Ancestral Territory and Cultural Heritage

Tuesday, December 16

The House has passed the Pit River Land Transfer Act, introduced by Representative Doug LaMalfa, which will transfer 580 acres of federally owned land known as the "Four Corners" to the Pit River Tribe in Northeastern California. This land holds deep spiritual and historical... Read More.

Wolves Expand Southward in Modoc County Raising Concerns for Ranchers Amid Livestock Losses

Tuesday, December 16

Wolves in Modoc County continue their southward movement, with recent weekend activity reported in Surprise Valley where ranchers suspect multiple livestock kills. Tracking data shows wolves entering the southern part of the county, moving from Jess Valley through the South Warners and south of... Read More.

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Plumas County Sheriff Department Celebrates Recent Internal Promotions and Leadership Achievements

Lassen County Sheriff Warns of Phone Scam Using Officer Names and Fake Warrants

NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF A DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT FOR SUSANVILLE TRAVEL STOP (SCH #2025011078)

High Desert State Prison Donates Winter Coats to Local School Children

Free Auto Mechanics Class with ASE Certification Prep at Quincy High School

Quincy Expands Curbside Recycling to East Quincy with New County Contract Starting 2026

USDA Representatives Visit New Lake Almanor Community Hospital Site, Commend Progress and Community Focus

Plumas National Forest Firefighters Conduct Pile Burning Operations with Smoke Advisory

House Approves Pit River Land Transfer to Restore Ancestral Territory and Cultural Heritage

Wolves Expand Southward in Modoc County Raising Concerns for Ranchers Amid Livestock Losses

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