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Howard’s Fire

Thursday, July 31

🔥UPDATE-Howards Fire July 31 6:15 PM 🔥Update, due more accurate mapping the Howard's fire has been mapped at approximately 30 acres.Earlier this afternoon Modoc National Forest fire resources responded to a fire that was visible from Highway 139, above Howards Gulch on the north... Read More.

Drakesbad Guest Ranch Reopens for 2025 Season with New Accommodations and Family Savings

Thursday, July 31

Drakesbad Guest Ranch has reopened for the 2025 season, welcoming guests back to its scenic location in Warner Valley.The lodge, which features 19 traditional rustic lodge and bungalow units, had been closed since 2021 due to the Dixie Fire.The reopening comes after extensive restoration... Read More.

Plumas County Sheriff Todd Johns Retires After 34 Years of Dedicated Service

Thursday, July 31

Plumas County Sheriff Todd Johns retired on July 28 after 34 years of service, including over five years as sheriff. His tenure was marked by significant challenges, including managing the response to the COVID-19 pandemic and overseeing emergency evacuations during major wildfires, such as... Read More.

BLM Offers 13 Public Land Parcels for Geothermal Energy Development

Thursday, July 31

The Bureau of Land Management is preparing to offer 13 parcels of public land in Imperial, Lassen, and Modoc counties for geothermal energy development. In Modoc County, the parcel is located near West Valley Reservoir, a well-known area for fishing, camping, and public access.... Read More.

Plumas Health is Warning of Swimmer’s Itch.

Thursday, July 31

Plumas Health is warning of swimmer's itch.Be Aware of Swimmer’s ItchSome lakes in Plumas County can cause a skin rash called cercarial dermatitis, also known as swimmer’s itch. This happens when tiny parasites in the water get into your skin. These parasites usually... Read More.

Thunderstorms Spark Lightning Fires in Plumas National Forest Amid Ongoing Weather Monitoring

Wednesday, July 30

For the past week, areas across the Plumas National Forest have had regular afternoon and evening thunderstorm activity with hundreds of lightning strikes, with most of the lightning occurring last Thursday and Friday.These storms have generally been wet, with moderate to heavy precipitation. So... Read More.

City Council Moves to Approve Funding for St. Francis Hotel Remediation

Wednesday, July 30

SUMMARY: On July 22, 2025, the Lassen Superior Court appointed a Receiver, Dan Collins to abate the public nuisance located at 830 Main St. (commonly known as the St. Francis Hotel). The Receiver has determined that the best course of action is to demolish the existing structures and... Read More.

Retirement of Key Officials Leads to Proposed Salary Adjustments and New Position Approval

Wednesday, July 30

The Public Safety Chief's retirement is set for October 2025, prompting a proposed modification to the position's pay range to Range 180, which corresponds to an annual salary of $139,962-$187,581. This adjustment will take effect on October 11, 2025, with recruitment efforts slated to... Read More.

Join Us for a Community Wildfire Preparedness BBQ in Portola

Wednesday, July 30

Wildfire Ready? Let’s Get There Together.Join PLumas County Office of Emergency Services for a Community Wildfire Preparedness BBQ hosted by local Portola Firewise leaders and the LDS Church!Date: Saturday, August 2, 2025 Time: Starts at 11:00 AM Location: Portola LDS Church Yard | 683... Read More.

Susanville City Council Announces Key Retirements and Salary Adjustments in Special Meeting

Wednesday, July 30

During the Susanville City Council Special Meeting today at 3 p.m., Public Safety Chief Mike Bollinger and Public Works Director Bob Godman are to announce their retirements. Bollinger, who became the public safety chief in February 2024, will retire in October, while Godman's last... Read More.

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Howard’s Fire

Drakesbad Guest Ranch Reopens for 2025 Season with New Accommodations and Family Savings

Plumas County Sheriff Todd Johns Retires After 34 Years of Dedicated Service

BLM Offers 13 Public Land Parcels for Geothermal Energy Development

Plumas Health is Warning of Swimmer’s Itch.

Thunderstorms Spark Lightning Fires in Plumas National Forest Amid Ongoing Weather Monitoring

City Council Moves to Approve Funding for St. Francis Hotel Remediation

Retirement of Key Officials Leads to Proposed Salary Adjustments and New Position Approval

Join Us for a Community Wildfire Preparedness BBQ in Portola

Susanville City Council Announces Key Retirements and Salary Adjustments in Special Meeting

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