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BLM Plans RX Burns North of Eagle Lake

Heads up for smoke in the area, the BLM is planning prescribed fires north of Eagle Lake. The Fire and fuels management crews from the Bureau of Land Management begin prescribed fire projects to reduce hazardous fuels and improve wildlife habitats starting as soon as... Read More.

Water Break Shuts Down Johnstonville Rd.

A water break threatens power lines on Sunday morning, October 2, forcing some homes along Johnstonville Road to a brief outage. Between the JDX KSUE studios and the Super 8 Motel, a geyser of water upwards of 20ft high shot into the air shutting... Read More.

New Restrictions Coming for Sierra County Airbnb

Tomorrow the Sierra County board of supervisors will determine an ordinance on Short Term Rentals in the county. Initially discussed during the board's September 6th meeting, the ordinance's language was determined to be unclear and was brought back on September 20th for further discussions. The... Read More.

Susanville Council Discusses Partnership with County on Homelessness

The Susanville city council will address permanent local housing this coming Wednesday. With homelessness set as the council’s top priority, one long-term solution presented during last month’s council was how and where housing could be established within the city to accommodate those without shelter... Read More.

PG&E Brings Mobile Help Clinic to Greenville

A mobile help clinic hosted by PG&E will help Greenville get questions answered while rebuilding following the Dixie Fire. On October 4th, the company will be at the evergreen market on Crescent street to give in-person answers to your questions on how to restore power... Read More.

Logging Truck Rollover on HWY 89

A fully loaded log truck overturned on hwy 89, sliding across both lanes of traffic that only resulted in minor injuries. The Quincy California Highway Patrol said the incident occurred north of Old Haun road. 70-year-old Roger Cappello of Red Bluff was trying to... Read More.

Plumas Supes Begin to Interview to Fill County Auditor Seat

Plumas County Supervisors move to appoint an auditor after successfully filling the County Administrator position. Both are elected seats, yet not one person filed to take the offices during the June Primary. Three candidates were interviewed this week in an open session in front of... Read More.

Fire Restrictions Reduced in Plumas NF

The Plumas National Forest reduces fire restrictions as the season changes. The Forest Service and camp hosts have already winterized and closed many sites; a few remain open in the Plumas National Forest. For Fall recreation, you can continue to visit the remaining sites open,... Read More.

Susanville City Passes Balanced Budget

After years of struggling to find the funds to keep the city out of over a million and a half dollar deficit in the budget, the City of Susanville has climbed out of the rut it. During the City Council's September 21st meeting, the... Read More.
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