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California Agriculture Board Addresses Water Management and Climate Resilience Challenges

Wednesday, March 4

The California State Board of Food and Agriculture focused on water issues during its March 3 meeting in Sacramento. Board members received updates on current water conditions, groundwater management and the proposed Sites Reservoir project. They also heard an update on the climate resilience strategy... Read More.

California Allocates 120 Million for Forest Health and Wildfire Prevention Projects

Wednesday, March 4

A new round of state funding is set to support forest health and wildfire prevention efforts across California, with $120 million now available for eligible projects. The funding, administered through CAL FIRE’s Forest Health Grant Program, is aimed at reducing the risks of catastrophic wildfires,... Read More.

Susanville School District Announces Leadership Changes for 2026 2027 School Year

Wednesday, March 4

The Susanville School District has announced several leadership changes set to take effect in the 2026–2027 school year, marking a period of transition for two local campuses. The changes come as Meadow View School Principal Mrs. Klinock and McKinley Elementary School Principal Ms. Cockerill prepare... Read More.

Shaffer Community Forms Oversight Committee to Ensure School Bond Funds Are Used Properly

Wednesday, March 4

Residents in the Shaffer community have approved a school facilities bond aimed at funding improvements to the local campus, and district leaders are now taking steps to ensure those funds are managed as promised. Superintendent Dr. Joshua Blackburn of the Shaffer Union Elementary School District... Read More.

Portola Residents Gain Expanded Access to Heat Pump Home Heating Incentive Program

Tuesday, March 3

Residents in and around Portola now have expanded access to a home heating incentive program. The Northern Sierra Air Quality Management District announced that its Heat Pump Program, previously limited to the City of Portola and Zone 1A, is now available throughout Zone 1. The... Read More.

Millions of Vehicles on US Roads Have Unresolved Safety Recalls Says CHP

Tuesday, March 3

Millions of vehicles currently traveling on U.S. roadways have unresolved safety recalls, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The California Highway Patrol is bringing awareness to drivers this week as they recognize Vehicle Safety Recalls Week, observed March 2 through March 8. Federal... Read More.

Lassen Cougars Return to Renovated Frank Ernaga Field for Home Opener

Tuesday, March 3

The grandstands may be gone, but baseball is returning to Frank Ernaga Field. After months of visible changes to Frank Ernaga Field and the loss of its historic wooden bleachers, the Lassen Cougars are set to host their home opener this week in Susanville. The changes... Read More.

Ongoing Slide Repair Work Near Buckhorn Summit on California State Route 299

Tuesday, March 3

If you are traveling along California State Route 299 near Buckhorn Summit may notice ongoing activity related to a slide area just east of the summit. According to Caltrans District 2 officials, geotechnical teams continue to assess conditions at the Buckhorn Slide site and are... Read More.

Union Pacific Big Boy Returns to Northern California for Rare Rail Event and Fundraising Dinner

Tuesday, March 3

Rail enthusiasts in Northern California will have a rare opportunity this spring as the Union Pacific Big Boy 4014 — the world’s largest operating steam locomotive — arrives in Portola on April 8, 2026, marking Big Boy’s return to the region. The appearance is part... Read More.

California Sierra Nevada Snowpack Improves but Remains Below Average Amid Ongoing Dry Conditions

Monday, March 2

California’s Sierra Nevada snowpack received a modest increase following recent storms, but overall levels remain below average as the state continues to monitor water resources amid ongoing dry conditions. The California Department of Water Resources conducted its third snow survey of the season at Phillips... Read More.

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California Agriculture Board Addresses Water Management and Climate Resilience Challenges

California Allocates 120 Million for Forest Health and Wildfire Prevention Projects

Susanville School District Announces Leadership Changes for 2026 2027 School Year

Shaffer Community Forms Oversight Committee to Ensure School Bond Funds Are Used Properly

Portola Residents Gain Expanded Access to Heat Pump Home Heating Incentive Program

Millions of Vehicles on US Roads Have Unresolved Safety Recalls Says CHP

Lassen Cougars Return to Renovated Frank Ernaga Field for Home Opener

Ongoing Slide Repair Work Near Buckhorn Summit on California State Route 299

Union Pacific Big Boy Returns to Northern California for Rare Rail Event and Fundraising Dinner

California Sierra Nevada Snowpack Improves but Remains Below Average Amid Ongoing Dry Conditions

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