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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.

Susanville City Council Interviews Public Safety Chief Candidates and Approves Key City Agreements

Friday, March 6

The Susanville City Council interviewed candidates for the city’s Public Safety Chief position during a closed-session special meeting Wednesday afternoon. According to Dan Newton, the council provided direction to staff following the interviews but took no reportable action. During its regular meeting later that evening, the... Read More.

Lake Almanor Water Levels Rise with Spring Runoff Boosting Trout Fishing Success

Friday, March 6

Lake Almanor Water Levels Rise as Spring Runoff Begins; Trout Fishing Picks Up LAKE ALMANOR, Calif. — Recent storms that brought low-elevation snow and rain at higher elevations have boosted runoff into Lake Almanor, raising the lake level by about two feet over the past... Read More.

Assemblywoman Hadwick Demands Parole Reforms After Serial Child Predator Nearly Released

Thursday, March 5

A Northern California lawmaker is calling for changes to the state’s parole system following the near release of a convicted serial child predator. In a statement this week, Heather Hadwick said she joined other lawmakers in sending a letter to Gavin Newsom urging reforms to... Read More.

Nevada State Fair Returns After Decade Long Absence

Thursday, March 5

Just across the border in neighboring Nevada, a long-dormant tradition is making a comeback this summer. The official Nevada State Fair is set to return June 11–13, 2026, at the Nevada State Fairgrounds in Reno, marking the revival of an event that had been absent... Read More.

Last Chance to File for Lassen County June 2026 Primary Election Ballot

Thursday, March 5

With the filing deadline approaching, prospective candidates have only a short time left to enter the race for seats appearing on Lassen County’s June primary ballot. The Lassen County Elections Office announced that the Nomination Filing and Declaration of Candidacy period for the June 2,... Read More.

California Landowner Completes Over 10000 Acres of Fuel Reduction to Protect Rural Communities from Wildfires

Thursday, March 5

Reducing wildfire risk near rural communities remains a top priority for one of California’s largest private landowners, which says it has completed thousands of acres of fuel reduction work in high-risk areas. Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI) announced it has completed more than 10,000 acres of... Read More.

Eagle Lake Shows Improved Water Quality Grazing Management and Thriving Trout Populations

Wednesday, March 4

Water quality, grazing management and trout populations are all showing positive signs at Eagle Lake, according to the latest newsletter from the Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board. Grazing inspections show minimal impact In 2025, lakefront operators submitted updated grazing management plans aimed at reducing the... Read More.

Free Community Event Explores Wildlife Crossings and Road Safety on Highway 395

Wednesday, March 4

Residents interested in local wildlife and road safety will have a chance to learn more about proposed wildlife crossings along the Highway 395 corridor during a free community event March 5 in Beckwourth. The presentation will focus on the Highway 395 Wildlife Crossing Project and... Read More.

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California Distributes Over 3.5 Million to Ranchers Affected by Gray Wolves

Seismic Activity Near Fredonyer Summit Forces Detour

Susanville City Council Interviews Public Safety Chief Candidates and Approves Key City Agreements

Lake Almanor Water Levels Rise with Spring Runoff Boosting Trout Fishing Success

Assemblywoman Hadwick Demands Parole Reforms After Serial Child Predator Nearly Released

Nevada State Fair Returns After Decade Long Absence

Last Chance to File for Lassen County June 2026 Primary Election Ballot

California Landowner Completes Over 10000 Acres of Fuel Reduction to Protect Rural Communities from Wildfires

Eagle Lake Shows Improved Water Quality Grazing Management and Thriving Trout Populations

Free Community Event Explores Wildlife Crossings and Road Safety on Highway 395

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