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California Farmers Told Drought Could Cut off their Water

Wednesday, June 16

Thousands of Central California farmers were warned Tuesday that they could face water cutoffs this summer as the state deals with a drought that already has curtailed federal and state irrigation supplies. The State Water Resources Control Board notified about 6,600 farmers in the... Read More.

California’s Virus Reopening Met with Cheers and Caution

Wednesday, June 16

Cable car bells clanged, Minions danced and restaurant patrons sipped their drinks indoors on a scorching day as California fully reopened its economy after 15 months of coronavirus restrictions. From the wine country to Disneyland, restaurants and other businesses threw open their doors wide... Read More.

California Capitol to Reopen for Visitors this Week

Wednesday, June 16

The California Capitol will reopen to the public starting this week, legislative leaders announced Friday. During the pandemic, the Capitol has only been open to the public on days when the Legislature is in session or lawmakers are holding public hearings. Starting Tuesday, the Capitol... Read More.

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Sunday, April 19

Indian Valley Museum Hosts Annual Antique Day With Appraisals Sales and Lunch

The Indian Valley Museum announces its annual antique day... Read More.

Saturday, April 18

First Salmon Poisoning Case in Dogs Warns Veterinarians to Avoid Raw Fish

Veterinarian Dr. Martin Schafer, of Beckwourth, has confirmed this... Read More.

Friday, April 17

Susanville City Council Approves Key Steps for Long-Awaited Love’s Travel Stop Project

Susanville City Council Moves Forward on Long-Awaited Love’s Travel... Read More.

Friday, April 17

Norberto Andrade Cardenas Convicted of Child Sexual Abuse in Lassen County Case

***GUILTY VERDICT*** NORBERTO ANDRADE CARDENAS, 60, Milford, was convicted Friday,... Read More.