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Dixie Fire Recovery Progresses with Clean-Up of Canyon Dam

Dixie Fire Recovery progress gains momentum again with the warming weather. Commercial site in Canyon Dam have been cleared of Debris including Quail Lodge. Canyon Dam like Greenville was overrun by the fast moving flames devastating much of the area. Warner Valley get its... Read More.

Consultant Group to Plan Vision for Rebuilding of Greenville

A consultant group will be coming to Greenville to help with the planning process in rebuilding the community. The group has been brought in by The Dixie Fire Collaborative. What began just 5 days after Greenville burned The Almanor Foundation and Funders Roundtable, provided... Read More.

Plumas Public Health Hosts COVID Virtual Forum Today

You can attend Plumas County Public Health’s virtual forum on COVID 19 today. You will hear from people with public health, from the Plumas unified school district, as well as local medical professionals. You can ask your questions regarding vaccines, the status of COVID... Read More.

PG&E Sets Up Mobile Help Center in Greenville Today

Your questions on getting power back to your property and home following the Dixie Fire can get answered today. PG&E will have a mobile customer help center set up in Greenville. You can get in-person answers on how to apply for electric service after... Read More.

Collision on 395 Sends Multiple Victims to Hospitals

An all too familiar scene along highway 395 at sears Road. A vehicle was broadsided by an oncoming vehicle after attempting to cross the highway. Multiple people involved in the collision were transported to hospitals some by care flight for their injuries that CHP... Read More.

Susanville Adopts Expenditure Reduction Plan

The Susanville City Council moves forward with adopting an expenditure reduction plan with a 4-1 vote. Mayor Mendy Schuster voted against the plan that outlines the loss of boots on the ground in both the fire and police departments if revenue is not increased... Read More.
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