Utility Pole Fire Knocks Out Power in Susanville

A utility pole fire knocked out power to Paiute lane and surrounding areas in Susanville just after 6 pm last evening. LMUD and emergency crews responded to the fire, caused by undetermined reasons at this time, that damaged the pole and transformer. Power was restored... Read More.

Become Quincy’s “Honorary Mayor” in Local Fundraiser

Quincy is looking for an honorary Mayor, and all you have to do to take the title is help raise funds for an outdoor theater. The project, initiated by Tristian McMichael, looks to build a small outdoor amphitheater at Dame Shirley Plaza. To raise funds... Read More.

Caltrans Warns Flooding and Debris May Impact Travel

Caltrans warns you to be alert while driving through burn scar areas as a series of storms bring heavy rainfall to the region. The district says to be prepared for “possible areas of flooding and debris on the roadways.” Highway 70 through the Feather River... Read More.

Reno-Tahoe Int’l Airport Expects More Delays Amid Winter Storms

Be aware if you are flying out of the Reno-Tahoe International Airport, thousands of flights were canceled yesterday, and more delays are expected today. The National Weather Service in Reno continues to predict that high winds may impact Tuesday morning flights. Reno-Tahoe International Airport... Read More.

Susanville City Administrator Monitoring Natural Gas Costs

Susanville is no stranger to the looming natural gas shortage threatening the nation. City Administrator Dan Newton altered the city council during its December 21st meeting that the Natural Gas department has seen its highest December usage since providing the energy source, yet, they... Read More.

High Speed Stop Leads to Felony Arrest

A high-speed stop in Milford leads to a felony arrest. On December 21st, around 8 am, 25-year-old Madison Treat of Washington was pulled over by CHP near the Honeylake Motorcross park on US 395 for driving at 110 mph. The officer discovered Treat did... Read More.

City Pauses ARPA Fund Allocations Until New Postion Filled

The Susanville city council is asking for your thoughts on how ARPA funds should be spent. During the council’s December 21st meeting, City Administrator Dan Newton led a discussion on the projected spending of the remaining balance of the funds awarded to the city... Read More.