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Stolen Reno Vehcile Results in Drug and Firearm Bust in Portola

Thursday, April 7

A stolen vehicle leads to a drug and illegal firearm bust in Portola. The stolen vehicle was found parked outside of the thief’s home on Grizzly Road. A responding deputy with the Plumas county sheriff’s office made contact with Christopher Cortina who lives at... Read More.

Susanville Code Enforcement Makes a Big Presence in Cleaning-Up the City

Thursday, April 7

The unsightly fire damaged buildings seen throughout Susanville left without any urgency to be removed will have their owners seen by the Susanville Planning Commission in a public nuisance hearing. City code enforcement officer Cody Laughlin announced to the Susanville City council that several... Read More.

Susanville Adopts Expenditure Reduction Plan

Thursday, April 7

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.

LCC President to Speak at Community Forum on Prison Closure Effects on Communities

Wednesday, April 6

President of Lassen Community College, Trevor Albertson will speak at a community forum this Thursday aiming to answer the question, What would the end of mass incareration mean for prison towns? Albertson will be among several other panelists including a former correctional officer and... Read More.

Plumas DA Office Down to One Prosecutor for Entire County in a Matter of Weeks

Wednesday, April 6

Plumas County District Attorney’s office is in trouble. By April 29th District Attorney David Hollister will be the last prosecutor left in the county. This comes right at the start of a COVID restriction free summer. The office typically has three attorneys to handle... Read More.

PG&E Expands Enhanced Powerline Safety Settings Across 25,000 Miles of Lines

Wednesday, April 6

PG&E expands their enhanced powerline safety settings across over 25 thousand miles of its distribution lines in high fire threat areas. This technology means when a storm blows a tree branch onto a line the system will automatically shut off power to that line... Read More.

FRC Students Work with CalFIRE on Fuel Reduction Project

Wednesday, April 6

You can expect to see smoke today from a prescribed burn at Feather River College. FRC students and alumni are assisting CalFire and the other agencies with this project to help reduce the fuels in and around campus. These efforts are a sample of... Read More.

Mt. Hough Ranger District Suspends Controlled Burn Due to Weather

Wednesday, April 6

Butterfly Valley’s prescribed burn stalled at only 15 acres of its 250 acre goal. The Mt. Hough Ranger district stopped the burn due to the high winds and continuing rise in temperatures and drying fuels. With the weather not expected to improve over the... Read More.

Delays on Hwy 44 Today 4/6

Wednesday, April 6

Plan on a slow down today on hwy 44. Caltrans Hat Creek Maintenance is working along the highway conducting needed roadway repairs from this past winter. You can Expect one-way traffic and slight delays in the area of Butte Lake Road, East of the... Read More.

Susanville Attempts a Second Attempt to Approve Expenditure Reduction Plan

Wednesday, April 6

Susanville’s City Council will for a second time address the city’s general fund deficit that if not resolved will force cuts to the police and fire departments. With the expected increase of expenses that are outpacing revenue, the city will be unable to support... Read More.

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Stolen Reno Vehcile Results in Drug and Firearm Bust in Portola

Susanville Code Enforcement Makes a Big Presence in Cleaning-Up the City

Susanville Adopts Expenditure Reduction Plan

LCC President to Speak at Community Forum on Prison Closure Effects on Communities

Plumas DA Office Down to One Prosecutor for Entire County in a Matter of Weeks

PG&E Expands Enhanced Powerline Safety Settings Across 25,000 Miles of Lines

FRC Students Work with CalFIRE on Fuel Reduction Project

Mt. Hough Ranger District Suspends Controlled Burn Due to Weather

Delays on Hwy 44 Today 4/6

Susanville Attempts a Second Attempt to Approve Expenditure Reduction Plan

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