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Concerns Raised Over California Elderly Parole Program After Violent Offender Granted Release

Tuesday, March 10

Modoc County District Attorney Nina Salarno raised concerns about California’s Elderly Parole Program, which allows incarcerated individuals age 50 or older who have served at least 20 consecutive years in state prison to be considered for parole. The program applies to people convicted of... Read More.

Plumas County Schools Face Financial Review and Layoff Resolutions Amid State Loan Recovery Plan

Tuesday, March 10

Two audits and the first Fiscal Crisis Management Assistance Team’s comprehensive review were on the agenda of the Feb. 11 meeting for both the Plumas County Office of Education and Plumas Unified School District boards. The agenda also included resolutions for employee layoffs. FCMAT shares... Read More.

Plumas County Tourism Highlights Women Who Shaped the County

Tuesday, March 10

In honor of Women's History Month, Plumas County Tourism (PCT) has posted its annual series, Women Who Shaped Plumas County, recognizing remarkable women who made a lasting impact on the region. “PCT has been sharing these stories for the past three years, and we are... Read More.

Fast Response and Teamwork Contain Chester Residential Fire

Saturday, March 7

March 6th, just after 5 PM, our team responded to a 911 call for a residential structure fire in Chester. The first-arriving unit quickly established command and confirmed the home was unoccupied. Fire crews arrived on scene and immediately began aggressive firefighting operations. We achieved... Read More.

Sixth Spayathon to Address Feral Cats in Plumas County

Saturday, March 7

Chester, CA 3-5-26 - The sixth Spayathon will be held March 14 at Indian Creek Veterinary Center in Crescent Mills, continuing a proven program to address the growing feral cat population in Plumas County. Thanks to the commitment of local partners and volunteers, the... Read More.

Dahle Bill Would Reduce Heavy-truck Testing Requirements

Saturday, March 7

A North State lawmaker wants to scale back how often heavy-duty trucks must undergo emissions testing in California, arguing the current schedule places an unnecessary burden on rural businesses. Megan Dahle has introduced Senate Bill 1064, which would reduce the frequency of clean-air inspections required... Read More.

Lassen County Extends Filing Deadline for Key Offices After Incumbents Fail to File

Saturday, March 7

Filing deadline extended for several Lassen County offices after incumbents don’t file Several Lassen County races for the upcoming primary election have been reopened after incumbents failed to submit candidacy paperwork before the filing deadline. The Lassen County Clerk-Recorder’s Office announced Saturday that the filing period... Read More.

Community Meeting Scheduled to Discuss Chester Town Plaza Project Plans

Friday, March 6

The Lake Almanor Area Chamber of Commerce will host a community meeting March 10 to discuss plans for a proposed town plaza project in Chester. The meeting, part of the Recharge Our Community’s Economy initiative, is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. at the chamber office, located... Read More.

California Distributes Over 3.5 Million to Ranchers Affected by Gray Wolves

Friday, March 6

California wildlife officials say more than $3.5 million has been distributed to livestock producers impacted by the return of gray wolves to the state. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced it has administered about $3.52 million through the Wolf-Livestock Compensation Program, which was... Read More.

Seismic Activity Near Fredonyer Summit Forces Detour

Friday, March 6

Ongoing seismic activity near Fredonyer Summit continues to cause shifting and cracking along a former section of California State Route 36, according to transportation officials. Recent movement along the old roadway has reinforced the need for a temporary detour that reroutes traffic around the unstable... Read More.

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Concerns Raised Over California Elderly Parole Program After Violent Offender Granted Release

Plumas County Schools Face Financial Review and Layoff Resolutions Amid State Loan Recovery Plan

Plumas County Tourism Highlights Women Who Shaped the County

Fast Response and Teamwork Contain Chester Residential Fire

Sixth Spayathon to Address Feral Cats in Plumas County

Dahle Bill Would Reduce Heavy-truck Testing Requirements

Lassen County Extends Filing Deadline for Key Offices After Incumbents Fail to File

Community Meeting Scheduled to Discuss Chester Town Plaza Project Plans

California Distributes Over 3.5 Million to Ranchers Affected by Gray Wolves

Seismic Activity Near Fredonyer Summit Forces Detour

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