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Lassen County District’s Attorney on CDCR early Release

Wednesday, April 13

Lassen County District’s Attorney office along with 44 other counties push forward in their litigation efforts over CDCR’s move to make early release emergency regulations for violent and non violent second offenders permanent. The regulations were set in place in a response to the... Read More.

Lassen County Draft New Ordinance for Indoor Cannabis Cultivation

Wednesday, April 13

The Lassen county planning commission will write up a new draft of an ordinance for indoor cannabis cultivation for a second time after a similar law got shot down only a few weeks prior. Supervisor Gallagher initiated the idea to address the much-debated cannabis... Read More.

Five Counties Reach Settlement with PG&E Over Dixie Fire Responsibility

Monday, April 11

Press Release For immediate release April 11th, 2022 Today, the District Attorneys of Plumas, Lassen, Tehama, Shasta and Butte Counties announced they have reached a settlement with PG&E over that company’s responsibility for the 2021 Dixie Fire. The civil prosecution settlement obligates PG&E to make rapid payments by... Read More.

THOMPSON AND LAMALFA INTRODUCES BIPARTISAN RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE IMPORTANCE OF CALIFORNIA RICELANDS IN WILDLIFE CONSERVATION

Monday, April 11

For Immediate Release – April 11 2022 THOMPSON AND LAMALFA INTRODUCES BIPARTISAN RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE IMPORTANCE OF CALIFORNIA RICELANDS IN WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Washington – Last week, Rep. Mike Thompson (CA-05) and Rep. Doug LaMalfa (CA-01) introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives to recognize the... 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.

DWR Snow Survey Reveals Another Year of Drought in CA

Monday, April 4

The wet season has officially ended in California with the passing of April 1st and the outlook for the regions snowpack, water content, and storage is falling short. The Departmetn of Water Resources snow survey revealed thier fourth snow survey to be at 2... Read More.

Public Comment Opens on CDCR’s Move on Offender Early Release Policy

Friday, April 1

Lassen County District’s Attorney office along with 44 other counties push forward in their litigation efforts over CDCR’s move to make early release emergency regulations for violent and non violent second offenders permanent. The regulations were set in place in a response to the... Read More.

USDA Begins Payments to Ranchers for Losses Due to Wildfire and Drought

Friday, April 1

Emergency relief payments are beginning to go out for ranchers to recover from losses due to wildfires and the state’s severe drought. Ranchers with approved applications from 2021 in the livestock forage disaster program will be supplemented for increases in supplemental feed costs last... Read More.

Coming This Summer- More Water Restrictions

Tuesday, March 29

You’re being asked to reduce your water usage amid an extremely dry start to the year. Governor Gavin Newsom yesterday announces tighter restrictions for water conservation. Under the order, emergency regulations are expected to take effect mid-June, where local water suppliers must act as... Read More.

Cost of Game Bird Hunting Licenses to Increase

Tuesday, March 29

Even the cost of hunting license are increasing across the state. Next year you will have to pay an extra 10 dollars for your game bird and duck hunting licenses. The increase aims to collect 2 million dollars annually to fund the Nesting bird... Read More.

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Lassen County District’s Attorney on CDCR early Release

Lassen County Draft New Ordinance for Indoor Cannabis Cultivation

Five Counties Reach Settlement with PG&E Over Dixie Fire Responsibility

THOMPSON AND LAMALFA INTRODUCES BIPARTISAN RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE IMPORTANCE OF CALIFORNIA RICELANDS IN WILDLIFE CONSERVATION

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

DWR Snow Survey Reveals Another Year of Drought in CA

Public Comment Opens on CDCR’s Move on Offender Early Release Policy

USDA Begins Payments to Ranchers for Losses Due to Wildfire and Drought

Coming This Summer- More Water Restrictions

Cost of Game Bird Hunting Licenses to Increase

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