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Plumas County Fair Department Faces Funding and Staffing Challenges, Receives $350,000 Boost from County

Friday, April 10

The Plumas County Fair and Fairgrounds have come under scrutiny following a recent interim report by the Plumas County Civil Grand Jury and discussions during the Board of Supervisors’ mid-year budget review on April 8. The 2025-2026 grand jury report, released April 1, highlighted significant... Read More.

Weekend Weather Alert Strong Storms Gusty Winds Heavy Mountain Snow

Friday, April 10

Active weather continues through this weekend, with showers, strong to severe thunderstorms, gusty southerly winds, & heavy mountain snow. Our Winter Storm Warning goes into effect at 5pm tonight & continues through 11pm Sunday. Heaviest precip is expected Sat PM-Sun.

Susanville City Council to Address Business Concerns Over Sign and Banner Rules

Thursday, April 9

Susanville City Council to Review Sign and Banner Regulations Following Business Owner Concerns SUSANVILLE — Recently, Susanville’s code enforcement staff began notifying local business owners that many banners displayed on their buildings are classified as signs under the municipal code. As such, these banners are... Read More.

Tahoe National Forest Prescribed Pile Burns Near Sierraville and Camptonville

Thursday, April 9

🔥 PRESCRIBED FIRE NOTICE 🔥 Tahoe National Forest plans to conduct pile burns near Sierraville and Camptonville, begining tomorrow April 10, conditions permitting. 🔥 A 12.5-acre prescribed burn will begin southwest of Sierraville near the Nichols Mill area, conditions permitting. Smoke will be visible from Sierraville, southern... Read More.

Susanville City Council Public Hearing on Travel Stop Development and Environmental Review

Thursday, April 9

CITY OF SUSANVILLE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ACTING ON A GENERAL PLAN MAP AMENDMENT, ANNEXATION, PRE-ZONING, ARCHITECTURAL & SITE PLAN REVIEW, USE PERMIT, SIGN PERMIT AND INTENT TO CERTIFY AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT, ADOPT A MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM AND FINDINGS OF... Read More.

Blue Water Recycling Corp Approved for New State-of-the-Art Facility in Johnstonville

Thursday, April 9

On Tuesday, Blue Water Recycling Corp held a planning meeting to discuss the proposed new recycling center in Johnstonville. Despite some opposition from community members concerned about the building site, the project was approved in a narrow 3-2 vote. While the decision allows construction... Read More.

Modoc National Forest Obsidian Mines Remain Closed Until July 1

Thursday, April 9

Obsidian Mines Remain Closed Until July 1; Free Collection Permits Available Starting Then The Modoc National Forest has announced that its obsidian mines will remain closed for the current season until July 1, 2026. Beginning July 1, free permits for obsidian collection will be available... Read More.

Modoc Community Rescue Class Prepares Students with Hands-On Emergency Training

Thursday, April 9

The Modoc Community Organization for Rescue and Public Services (MCORPS) class has kicked off the new year with an active and engaging schedule. Class is taught by Sheriff Tex Dowdy and Office of Emergency Services Deputy Director Renae Sweet, the program focuses on providing... Read More.

Plumas County Mourns Loss of Beloved Court Security Officer John Goings

Thursday, April 9

For nearly 11 years, John Goings greeted visitors at the Plumas County Courthouse with warmth and kindness, turning the routine task of security checks into a reassuring welcome. As a court security officer, Goings became a familiar and comforting presence, fostering a sense of... Read More.

Concerns Rise Over SB 1305 Grizzly Bear Study Bill Impacting Northern California Communities

Thursday, April 9

Assemblymember Heather Hardwick stated that SB 1305 passed out of committee yesterday. Known as the Grizzly Bear study bill- this bill raises big concerns for Northern CA already facing growing predator impacts and strained resources. We must prioritize public safety, communities, and practical, science-based... Read More.

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Plumas County Fair Department Faces Funding and Staffing Challenges, Receives $350,000 Boost from County

Weekend Weather Alert Strong Storms Gusty Winds Heavy Mountain Snow

Susanville City Council to Address Business Concerns Over Sign and Banner Rules

Tahoe National Forest Prescribed Pile Burns Near Sierraville and Camptonville

Susanville City Council Public Hearing on Travel Stop Development and Environmental Review

Blue Water Recycling Corp Approved for New State-of-the-Art Facility in Johnstonville

Modoc National Forest Obsidian Mines Remain Closed Until July 1

Modoc Community Rescue Class Prepares Students with Hands-On Emergency Training

Plumas County Mourns Loss of Beloved Court Security Officer John Goings

Concerns Rise Over SB 1305 Grizzly Bear Study Bill Impacting Northern California Communities

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