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CDCR to Hold Virtual Scoping Meeting to Begin CEQA Review on Proposed Closure of CCC

Tuesday, January 25

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation is preparing a California Environmental Quality Act review on the proposed closure of the California Correctional Center, CCC. You have a chance to attend a virtual scoping meeting to voice your comments on the scope and content... Read More.

Sierra Snow Water Content Remains Promising Despite Dry January

Tuesday, January 25

January has been a very dry month, precipitation totals remain at zero . Yet despite that the US National Weather Service has said the snow depth and snow water content in the Sierra is still promising and still running above average for this time... Read More.

U.S. Forest Service Announces New 10 Year Wildfire Mitigation Strategy

Friday, January 21

The US Forest Service will dramatically increase fuels and forest health treatments by up to four times the current treatment levels in a 10 year strategy plan. USDA Secretary Tom Vil sack and Forest Service Chief Randy Moore announced the plan known as “Confronting... Read More.

Feather River College Applies for 2nd Bachelor’s Degree

Friday, January 21

Feather River Community College is seeking to add a new bachelor's program. President Kevin Trutna shared the school has applied for the additional degree in Ecosystem Restoration and Applied Fire Management. This program gives graduates the ability to respond to and prevent catastrophic wildfires... Read More.

Congressmen LaMalfa and Thompson Lead Bipartisan Effort to Help Fire Victims with the IRS

Friday, January 21

Congressmen LaMalfa and Thompson Lead Bipartisan Effort to Help Fire Victims with the IRSWashington, D.C. – Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Calif) and Congressman Mike Thompson (D- Calif) led a letter with Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif), Senator Alex Padilla (D-Calif), Congressman Tom McClintock (R-Calif), Congressman Jared... Read More.

New Assembly Bill Aims to Break Barriers for Landowners in Wildfire Mitigation

Thursday, January 20

A New Assembly Bill passes through the National Resources Committee to help landowners clear their properties. It will remove barriers for landowners who are clearing their properties to reduce wildfire risk. AB 522 was created by Assemblyman Vince Fong, a republican in Kern county.... Read More.

Two illegal Dump Sites in Lassen County Set to be Cleaned Up

Wednesday, January 19

Two illegal dump sites in Lassen County will soon be cleared. The Honey Lake Valley Resource Conservation District has been awarded 100,000 dollars from CalRecycle’s Farm and Ranch Solid Waste abatement program to complete the work. The district will also be removing hazardous waste... Read More.

BLM Eagle Lake Field Office Seeks Input on OHV Grant funds

Wednesday, January 19

If you enjoy the off road trails on your side by sides or ATV’s you have an opportunity to contribute your thoughts on off highway vehicle recreation in the area. The Bureau of Land Management is looking to hear from you on how you... Read More.

Growing Shortage of Subsitute Teachers Puts a Strain on Educational System

Friday, January 14

Local principals have been stepping into the teaching role amid the shortages in substitute teachers that is putting a strain on the educational system. Johnsonville elementary was forced to close for the next two weeks due to lack of availability of qualified staff to... Read More.

Plan Ahead for Forest Recreation for MLK Jr. Weekend

Friday, January 14

As you plan your three day weekend the U.S. Forest Service is reminding you that there still is a healthy amount of snow within the national forestlands. You should plan to be prepared for snow despite the warmer temperatures in lower elevations. Your vehicle... Read More.

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CDCR to Hold Virtual Scoping Meeting to Begin CEQA Review on Proposed Closure of CCC

Sierra Snow Water Content Remains Promising Despite Dry January

U.S. Forest Service Announces New 10 Year Wildfire Mitigation Strategy

Feather River College Applies for 2nd Bachelor’s Degree

Congressmen LaMalfa and Thompson Lead Bipartisan Effort to Help Fire Victims with the IRS

New Assembly Bill Aims to Break Barriers for Landowners in Wildfire Mitigation

Two illegal Dump Sites in Lassen County Set to be Cleaned Up

BLM Eagle Lake Field Office Seeks Input on OHV Grant funds

Growing Shortage of Subsitute Teachers Puts a Strain on Educational System

Plan Ahead for Forest Recreation for MLK Jr. Weekend

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