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Planned Pile Burning in Plumas National Forest May Cause Temporary Smoke and Traffic Impacts

Wednesday, November 19

Firefighters on the Plumas National Forest Feather River Ranger District plan to conduct pile burning operations at four locations tomorrow totaling approximately 53 acres, conditions permitting. Three of the locations are along or near La Porte Road. Approximately 35 acres of large machine piles are... Read More.

Plumas County Supervisor Faces Threatening Text

Tuesday, November 18

Plumas County Supervisor Mimi Hall publicly revealed she received a threatening text message on October 9 that simply said, “Die.” She reported the incident to the Plumas County Sheriff’s Office, which is actively investigating. Sheriff Chad Hermann noted that officers have identified a potential... Read More.

Plumas County Search and Rescue Locates Stranded Motorist with Medical Issues on Remote Road

Tuesday, November 18

Monday, November 17th, Plumas County Search and Rescue (PCSAR) was notified by the Sheriff’s Office of a second-hand report involving an individual experiencing vehicle trouble on a remote road north of Cromberg. The reporting party indicated the subject had multiple medical issues and was... Read More.

Plumas County Library Offers Toy Lending Program for Children

Monday, November 17

The Plumas County Library announces that children’s toys are available to check out at each branch. Patrons can view the complete catalog online. Toys can be checked out for two weeks. Library staff says Play and Return toys are available as well. These items are not... Read More.

Plumas County Search and Rescue Assists Injured Motorcyclist on Mt Hough Trail

Sunday, November 16

At approximately 11:00 AM today, Plumas County Search and Rescue was paged out to assist an injured motorcyclist on a new section of trail on Mt. Hough. The patient had been unconscious and was unable to reach road access on his own. California Department of... Read More.

Firefighter Found Guilty of Forcible Rape in Plumas County Case

Friday, November 14

The Plumas County District Attorney’s Office reports that, on Oct. 30, a Plumas County jury found Guadalupe “Lupe” Basaldua-Garcia, 41, guilty of forcible rape and sexual penetration by a foreign object, each committed Aug. 24, 2024, in Quincy. California law classifies both crimes as serious... Read More.

Community Town Hall on Upcoming Prescribed Fire Operations in Plumas County

Thursday, November 13

The Plumas County Fire Safe Council, in collaboration with Terra Fuego Resource Foundation and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, invites the community to a town hall meeting regarding upcoming prescribed fire operations. The meeting is set for Friday, Nov. 14, at... Read More.

Plumas League of Women Voters Annual Essay Contest on Defining Adulthood for High School Students

Wednesday, November 12

The League of Women Voters of Plumas County is conducting its annual essay contest. This year’s theme asks “What is the real age of adulthood?” There are many different rules and laws that define “adulthood. The league urges all high school student to submit an... Read More.

Plumas National Forest Firefighters to Conduct Controlled Pile Burning Near Taylorsville and Meadow Valley

Tuesday, November 11

Firefighters on the Plumas National Forest Mount Hough Ranger District plan to conduct pile burning operations this week on two projects - one near Taylorsville and one near Meadow Valley, conditions permitting. Tomorrow firefighters plan to treat approximately 62 acres of piles south of Taylorsville.... Read More.

Plumas County Lodging Owners Debate Tourism Marketing District Renewal and Tax Increase

Tuesday, November 11

As tourism becomes a key driver of Plumas County’s economy—supporting hundreds of jobs in hospitality, restaurants, and retail—local lodging owners remain divided over how best to promote the region and fund marketing efforts. At a Nov. 4 public meeting, the Plumas County Board of Supervisors... Read More.

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Planned Pile Burning in Plumas National Forest May Cause Temporary Smoke and Traffic Impacts

Plumas County Supervisor Faces Threatening Text

Plumas County Search and Rescue Locates Stranded Motorist with Medical Issues on Remote Road

Plumas County Library Offers Toy Lending Program for Children

Plumas County Search and Rescue Assists Injured Motorcyclist on Mt Hough Trail

Firefighter Found Guilty of Forcible Rape in Plumas County Case

Community Town Hall on Upcoming Prescribed Fire Operations in Plumas County

Plumas League of Women Voters Annual Essay Contest on Defining Adulthood for High School Students

Plumas National Forest Firefighters to Conduct Controlled Pile Burning Near Taylorsville and Meadow Valley

Plumas County Lodging Owners Debate Tourism Marketing District Renewal and Tax Increase

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