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Flooding, Road and School Closures, and More, Storm Continues to have Extreme Impacts

Wednesday, March 15

Flooding continues into another day, as of this morning, evacuation warnings are still in place for homes along the Middle fork of the feather river from Sloat to Graeagle. Plumas county sheriff Todd Johns says he anticipates flooding only worsening as snow melts and... Read More.

Spaghetti Bowl Work Continues, Expect Delays

Wednesday, March 8

Be ready for congestion through the spaghetti bowl this week as more work forces lane closures.The Xpress project has been underway for nearly a decade. You will continue to see traffic delays through the year 2039, according to Nevada’s department of transportation as the... Read More.

Susanville Continues Discussion Over Shared Economic Development Position with SIR

Friday, March 3

City council will again delay establishing a co-funded position for economic development.The City has been in discussions with the Susanville Indian Rancheria to create this position that can collaborate between the rancheria and the city to bring the promise of economic prosperity. Yet many... Read More.

Pile Burn Project Continues into Today Near Quincy

Thursday, December 15

The Mt. Hough Ranger District completed seven of the planned 20 acres of piles to be burned near Quincy yesterday. Work is planned to continue into today if conditions allow. You can expect to see Smoke again north of Quincy and in the surrounding... Read More.

Chester Continues Community Talks on Main Street Improvement Project

Thursday, November 3

Talks continue for the transformation of Main street in Chester.On election night from 5:30 to 7 pm, you can attend a Community Connectivity Plan Workshop. You can share your thoughts and opinions on transportation improvements and the future of the street. The Plumas County... Read More.

Lassen Volcanic Park Continues Northwest Gateway Restoration Project for Fall

Friday, October 21

This fall the Lassen Volcanic National Park is continuing its Northwest Gateway Forest Restoration Project. It is a multiyear method of reducing forest density by using mechanical treatments followed 3 to 5 years later with prescribed burning.This season the park service contractors will be... Read More.

City’s Invitation to Meet Falls on Deaf Ears at CDCR

Wednesday, September 21

The City of Susanville continues to wait to hear from the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation after extending an offer to meet following the ruling from Judge Moody to close the CA Correctional Center. The question remains if the department will... Read More.

Loyalton Continues to Lose Water to Leak – Grant for Repairs Denied

Monday, August 22

Loyalton continues to lose “lots of water” as Mayor Jackson commented during the city’s council meeting. The City applied for a grant to cover repairs of the major leak spilling an Olympic-size swimming pool each week but has been denied. Now the city must... Read More.

Caltrans Work Continues through Feather River Canyon

Friday, July 29

Caltrans reminds you that work continues west of Belden through the Feather River canyon from the debris flows that washed out the roadway last month. Crews are continuing to remove material that washed out from Murphy and Opapee Creeks. You can still... Read More.

Search Continues for Missing McCloud Mountain Biker

Tuesday, June 28

The search for a missing Siskiyou County man continues near McCloud after he went missing on his mountain bike last Wednesday. 66-year-old Terry Knight of McCloud left with only a pack on his back as he headed for the trails but never returned home.... Read More.