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Rumors Confirmed, Rite Aid in Susanville Slated for Closure

Tuesday, January 9

Yet another Main Street storefront to be shuttered. Rite Aid on Main Street in Susanville will see its last day of operation before the month ends. An open statement from corporate officials states Rite Aid routinely evaluates its store locations to optimize efficiency and cater to... Read More.

Efforts Intensified to Aid Birds Suffering from Avian Botulism at California’s Tulare Lake.

Monday, September 11

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is collaborating with various partners, including the Oiled Wildlife Care Network (OWCN), to provide emergency veterinary care for affected birds. Avian botulism, caused by naturally occurring toxin-producing bacteria in bodies of water, poses a threat to... Read More.

Susanville’s Salvation Army Seeks Volunteers and Support to Aid Local Children’s Back-to-School Needs

Tuesday, August 8

Susanville’s Salvation Army reports a pressing need in Lassen County. During the first half of this year, the nonprofit has provided assistance to over 250 individuals, with $35,000 allocated towards rental aid, utilities, and gas vouchers. Coordinator Carla McDonald highlights the success of the... Read More.

Modoc NF Sends Engine Across the Border to Aid Canadian Wildfires

Thursday, August 3

Modoc National Forest lends a helping hand by dispatching additional fire resources to aid Canada in its ongoing fight against devastating wildfires. The move comes as Canada continues to battle raging infernos that have been consuming vast swathes of its wilderness.Modoc’s National Forest Engine... Read More.

LaMalfa Urges FEMA to Stop Seeking Repayment of Aid From Dixie Fire Victims

Thursday, June 30

(Washington, D.C.) – Today, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced it would be sending notices to individuals in Plumas, Lassen, Tehama, Shasta, and Butte counties, and who registered for federal disaster assistance for losses incurred by the Dixie Fire, to inform them that... Read More.

PG&E Mobile Help Center to Aid Greenville

Monday, April 4

If you still have questions about getting power back on during your rebuilding efforts after the Dixie Fire, PG&E will have a mobile customer help center set up in Greenville. You can get in-person answers on how to apply for electric service after you... Read More.

New sawmill in Crescent Mills will aid Indian Valley recovery

Tuesday, October 26

The rising price of building materials is already a significant obstacle to rebuilding. Various contractors of existing projects in the county were already reporting increases in lumber prices even before the fire. Those with burnt out properties that were building report replacement materials sometimes... Read More.