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Snowshoe Hikes Return to the Lassen Volcanic National Park

Friday, January 6

After a three-year hiatus due to COVID and wildfire, ranger-led snowshoe hikes are back at the Lassen Volcanic National Park.Starting tomorrow at the Southwest entrance of the Khom Yah-Mah-nee visitor center, you can grab a free ticket and park-provided snowshoes to hike and explore... Read More.

Sheriffs Office to Return Surplus Federal Equipment by Order of the Prsident Under Public Safety and Trust

Friday, December 16

A Presidential Executive Order tells the LCSO use of surplus military-style equipment must be returned for public trust and safety. The Lassen County sheriff's office and departments across the nation will have to disband the use of federal surplus equipment that does not have... Read More.

VP and AD of Quincy Jr. Sr. HS Cleared to Return to Campus

Tuesday, November 29

Quincy Senior Junior High school Athletic Director and Vice Principal Jason Hawkins will return to campus today after being placed on administrative leave pending investigations into his hiring and accusations of misconduct. The superintendent of schools, Bill Roderick, announced late yesterday that investigations had... Read More.

Blistery Winter Storms Return this Week

Monday, November 28

As you head back into the work week and back to school, colder temperatures and snow also returns with a series of blistery storms. Heading out this morning, winds are peaking, be sure to secure those holiday decorations and layer up. A fast-moving storm... Read More.

Community Meetings Return to Lassen fire Safe Council

Monday, September 12

Monthly community meetings return to the Lassen Fire Safe Council. This month you will have the opportunity to meet the new Managing Director, Cade Mohler, and the staff. The council will also discuss the status of all grant projects, renewed community-focused projects, and outreach... Read More.

Successful Plumas Law Enforcement Fair to Return Annually

Tuesday, August 30

Plumas County hosts a very successful Law Enforcement Fair in Graeagle with over 200 people in attendance. The fair was modeled after that of Modoc County and was well supported throughout the law enforcement community. Agencies that attended included CHP, PCSO, USFS Law Enforcement,... Read More.

Final Hours to Cast Your Vote – Only 1/4 of Voters Return Ballots Thus Far

Tuesday, June 7

Today is primary election day and as we head into the final hours to cast your vote 20% of Lassen County ballots have been received by the elections office of the near 15,000 registered voters. Plumas county as of the weekend had 25% of... Read More.

Greenville Students Get Green Light to Return to Campus Next School Year

Monday, March 21

Greenville Elementary and High School students get the green light to return back to their campuses next school year. Large progress on Dixie fire debris cleanup and infrastructure replacement has been completed that the Plumas Unified School district board has approved the return of... Read More.

Plumas and Sierra County Libraries Return to In-Person Visiting

Wednesday, March 9

You can walk into your local library in Plumas and Sierra counties to check out a book in person again. All 8 locations are welcoming back readers as the ease of mask mandates lift and COVID 19 case rates decline. Yet if you still... Read More.

Brief Shift in Weather – A Return of Snow by Tonight

Wednesday, March 9

Get ready for a shift in weather today. A system is moving in by this evening with gusty winds and snow showers. The reno national weather service has issued a special weather statement for An inside slider-type system. It is expected to bring up... Read More.