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New Life Takes Root at Chester Cemetery After Devastating Dixie Fire

Friday, December 6

Six quaking aspen trees have been planted as part of the ongoing restoration efforts at Chester Cemetery. These trees join the maples and spruce that have been added over the past two years as part of the rebuilding process following the 2021 Dixie Fire.... Read More.

Managing Fire for a Safer Forest Future: Eagle Lake Ranger District Operations Underway

Tuesday, December 3

Prescribed Fire operations continue today, and throughout the week on Eagle Lake Ranger District on both the Whaleback Site Prep Piles, near Whaleback Mountain, off county road A1, west of Spalding and Eagle Lake and Diamond Wildland Urban Interface Project, on Diamond Mountains near... Read More.

Janesville Fire Department Welcomes New Engine

Wednesday, November 27

The Janesville Fire Department celebrated a milestone with a traditional push-in ceremony for its new Engine 421, marking the official start of service for this state-of-the-art addition to the fleet. The push-in ceremony is a time-honored fire service tradition, dating back to the days when... Read More.

Grass Fire Contained in Lassen County: No Injuries Reported, One Structure Threatened

Thursday, November 14

The “Eternal Fire,” a vegetation fire that ignited yesterday afternoon near Eternal Springs Way and Standish Pit Road in Standish, has been fully contained. CAL FIRE’s Lassen-Modoc Unit reports that the blaze, driven by high winds, spread to 20 acres before fire crews halted... Read More.

Lassen Fire Safe Council Requests Proposals for Countywide Hazardous Fuels Assessment

Thursday, November 14

The Lassen Fire Safe Council, Inc. (LFSC) is inviting qualified consultants to submit proposals for a Hazardous Fuels Assessment covering Lassen County. The project aims to evaluate wildfire fuel conditions in and around the county’s Wildland Urban Interface (WUI), with an anticipated project timeline... Read More.

Expect Smoke as Prescribed Fire Operations Continue on the Lassen National Forest

Wednesday, November 13

Communities across Lassen should anticipate visible smoke as the Almanor, Hat Creek, and Eagle Lake Ranger Districts conduct prescribed fire operations. These burns aim to reduce wildfire risks by clearing hand and machine piles in targeted areas. Last week, the Almanor Ranger District successfully burned... Read More.

Fire Crews Conduct Pile Burns at Plumas National Forest Lakes

Wednesday, November 13

Fire crews on the Plumas National Forest began controlled pile burns near Gold, Antelope, and Bucks lakes to reduce wildfire fuel, with burns set to continue through the week, weather permitting. On the Beckwourth Ranger District, approximately 18 acres of piles were burned at Gold... Read More.

Increased Flood Risk Expected in Park Fire Burn Scar Areas Due to Forecasted Rainstorm

Friday, November 8

The National Weather Service has forecasted a significant rainstorm expected to bring up to two inches of rain to the foothills and mountain areas on Monday, November 11, 2024. This first major rainfall of the season raises concerns of potential debris flows and flooding... Read More.

SPI Reopens Forestlands for Recreation, Keeps Some Areas Closed for Fire Recovery

Thursday, November 7

As of Nov. 1, Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI) has reopened most of its California forestlands for recreation, while keeping certain areas closed to ensure safety in regions impacted by recent wildfires. These closures will allow crews to focus on recovery work, including reforestation and... Read More.

City Council to Decide on Next Steps Following St. Francis Hotel Fire

Monday, November 4

After the devastating fire that destroyed the historic early Friday morning, the Susanville City Council will meet to review the emergency actions taken so far and decide if they should continue. The fire, which started around 3 a.m. on November 1 at 830 Main... Read More.

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New Life Takes Root at Chester Cemetery After Devastating Dixie Fire

Managing Fire for a Safer Forest Future: Eagle Lake Ranger District Operations Underway

Janesville Fire Department Welcomes New Engine

Grass Fire Contained in Lassen County: No Injuries Reported, One Structure Threatened

Lassen Fire Safe Council Requests Proposals for Countywide Hazardous Fuels Assessment

Expect Smoke as Prescribed Fire Operations Continue on the Lassen National Forest

Fire Crews Conduct Pile Burns at Plumas National Forest Lakes

Increased Flood Risk Expected in Park Fire Burn Scar Areas Due to Forecasted Rainstorm

SPI Reopens Forestlands for Recreation, Keeps Some Areas Closed for Fire Recovery

City Council to Decide on Next Steps Following St. Francis Hotel Fire

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