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New Restrictions Coming for Sierra County Airbnb

Tomorrow the Sierra County board of supervisors will determine an ordinance on Short Term Rentals in the county. Initially discussed during the board's September 6th meeting, the ordinance's language was determined to be unclear and was brought back on September 20th for further discussions.The... Read More.

Fire Restrictions Reduced in Plumas NF

The Plumas National Forest reduces fire restrictions as the season changes. The Forest Service and camp hosts have already winterized and closed many sites; a few remain open in the Plumas National Forest.For Fall recreation, you can continue to visit the remaining sites open,... Read More.

PNF Enters Stage II Fire Restrictions

Plumas National Forest steps up fire restrictions. With extended hot weather increasing the likelihood of fire dangers and drying of fuels the forest service is entering stage II of their fire restrictions levels. This means you can only build campfires in designated recreation sites... Read More.

Lassen National Forest Issues Forest-Wide Fire Restrictions

Amid a hot and dry season ahead and current fuel conditions, the Lassen National Forest begins forest-wide fire restrictions. Starting today you will not be able to build a campfire outside of a designated and developed campground, smoking can only be done in a... Read More.

City Implements Water Restrictions

Within the City of Susanville starting today you can only water your lawn and flower beds three days out of the week. The city must comply with the CA water resources board order to reduce water usage by up to 20%, initiating the city’s... Read More.

PNF and BLM Elko Order Stage 1 Fire Restrictions

Stage one fire restrictions come to the Plumas National Forest and BLM-managed lands in the Battle Mountain District in Elko. Fire danger continues to increase with the onset of summer and forest fuel conditions are drying up. In addition to fireworks not being allowed... Read More.
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