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CHP Enforces Seatbelt Safety During Memorial Day Holiday Weekend

Friday, May 27

Like with most holidays the CA Highway Patrol rolls out a period of maximum enforcement, and this Memorial Day the department will be focusing on seatbelt safety. From 6 pm today to midnight on Monday CHP will be in full force to ensure the... Read More.

Senate Bill to Speed Up Ungergrounding of PG&E Lines Moves to the Assembly

Friday, May 27

A senate bill that aims to speed up the undergrounding efforts of PG&E lines will be moving on to the assembly. Senate majority leader Mike Mcguire created bill 884 intended to safeguard communities and save lives. McGuire says PG&E for years has underfunded modernization... Read More.

Lassen, Plumas County Emergency Communications Integration Project, & Dixie Fire Collaborative [RE]Build Project Nominated for Over 2M in Funding

Thursday, May 26

Congressman LaMalfa Community Project Funding Nominations for FY 2023 (Washington, D.C.) – Today, Congressman LaMalfa (R – Richvale) announced his final list of 15 community projects to be considered for federal priority spending. Last year, Congress created a new process called “Community Project Funding,” which... Read More.

CMAB Crowns New Dairy Princess

Thursday, May 26

California Milk Advisory Board has crowned a new dairy princess. Hayley Byrd of Corning was crowned at the Glenn County Farm Bureau office in Orland to represent district 3 which includes Lassen Plumas, Sierra, and Modoc counties among 11 others. Her title will further... Read More.

PG&E Recognizes May 31st as National Dam Safety Awareness Day

Thursday, May 26

PG&E is recognizing May 31st as National Dam Safety Awareness Day. Working, living, or recreating downstream from a dam can be hazardous in the event of an emergency. Dam awareness day brings the reality of that happening for you to have an evacuation plan... Read More.

CDFW Investigates Mountain Lion Attack off Hwy299

Friday, May 20

CDFW says to fight back and try to stay standing if attacked by a mountain lion. In our neighboring county of Trinity, that’s exactly what a woman did when a mountain lion jumped on her back while she was hiking near a picnic area... Read More.

National Open Call For Major Feature Film – Non-actors Welcome!

Thursday, May 19

New Major Feature Film Looking for New FacesOpen to those with no acting experience- casting now!The casting team for a new feature film - 1975 Music Therapy Film (Working Title) - is announcing a nation-wide casting call. They are looking to cast paid, speaking... Read More.

Old Farmer’s Almanac Says Nor Cal to Have Wet Summer

Tuesday, May 17

The oldest weather predictor in the country says summer in northern California will be hot and rainy. The Old Farmer’s Almanac just released this summer’s prediction with data based on 30 year statistical averages from the National Oceanic and atmosphere Administration. So far we... Read More.

USFS Creates Foundation Document for Preservation Management of Pacific Coast Trail

Thursday, May 12

A collaborative effort for the preservation of the Pacific Coast Trail creates a Foundation Document to preserve and protect the historic trail system that intersects the entire state of California. The purpose of the document is to be a companion to the existing management... Read More.

Ballots are in the Mail

Tuesday, May 10

Your ballots are in the mail for the June 7th Primary Elections. You should begin to receive yours within this week if you have already registered to vote. If you do not get yours by May 17th you can reach out to your elections... Read More.

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CHP Enforces Seatbelt Safety During Memorial Day Holiday Weekend

Senate Bill to Speed Up Ungergrounding of PG&E Lines Moves to the Assembly

Lassen, Plumas County Emergency Communications Integration Project, & Dixie Fire Collaborative [RE]Build Project Nominated for Over 2M in Funding

CMAB Crowns New Dairy Princess

PG&E Recognizes May 31st as National Dam Safety Awareness Day

CDFW Investigates Mountain Lion Attack off Hwy299

National Open Call For Major Feature Film – Non-actors Welcome!

Old Farmer’s Almanac Says Nor Cal to Have Wet Summer

USFS Creates Foundation Document for Preservation Management of Pacific Coast Trail

Ballots are in the Mail

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