Prison staff vaccination mandate gets pushed back to March after appellate court issues a stay that blocks the January 12th enforcement. The 9th U.S. circuit court of appeals granted the stay request following Oakland Judge Tigar’s September court order that prison workers must be vaccinated or have a religious or medical exemption by the new year. Opening briefs will be heard December 13th and the appeal hearing will be scheduled for March of next year.
Follow Us on Facebook
Latest Local News
CHP Implements Sobriety Checkpoint in Plumas County to Enhance Road Safety
The Quincy Office of the California Highway Patrol (CHP)... Read More.
Plumas County Search and Rescue Saves Hypothermic Hiker Near Round Lake
At approximately 7pm, Search and Rescue (SAR) was activated... Read More.
Plumas County Treasurer Gains Investment Authority After Years of Delays
Plumas County Treasurer/Tax Collector Julie White has received formal... Read More.
Plumas County Board Approves New Fire Hazard Severity Maps Affecting Thousands of Parcels
The Plumas County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution... Read More.
Previous
Next
Current Weather
Upcoming Events
Quincy Farmers Market
Now - Wed, Oct 1 at 8:00pmFeather River Rally III: A Celebration of Classic Motorcycles in Quincy 2025
Now - Sat, Jun 21 at 5:00pm
Plumas-Sierra County Fairgrounds