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Feather River College Sees Record Enrollment Amid Statewide Decline in Community College Students

Wednesday, June 18

Feather River College (FRC) in Quincy is experiencing record enrollment levels, with 1,742 full-time students in the 2024/2025 academic year. This contrasts sharply with many other community colleges in California, which are grappling with declining enrollments as pandemic protections expire. The state has shifted... Read More.

Park Fire Sees Largest Growth in Days; Fire Activity Increases with Drier Hotter Weather

Tuesday, August 6

On Monday afternoon, a pyrocumulus smoke plume reaching 35,000 feet in the air was visible across the region. While the smoke did not settle into the area, it was alarming.Maps from overnight indicate that due to yesterday's weather, fire intensity increased significantly in the... Read More.

CHP Memorial Weekend Max Enforcement Sees Increase in Tickets for Excessive Speeding

Friday, May 31

A maximum enforcement period results in nearly 32,000 tickets over the Memorial day weekend, according to the CHP statewide statistics. Violations included excessive speeding distracted driving and seatbelt citations.In the CHP’s Susanville area, results were very similar with significant traffic enforcement activity.Officer Bruce Tuelchessaign... Read More.

Public Health Sees Increase of Fentanyl Abuse

Thursday, May 25

Fentanyl is becoming an increasing threat in Lassen County, affecting teens to seniors.Vanessa with Susanville Indian Health Clinic says she has seen a jump in the number of people in the county that are using the deadly opioid and are seeking help and services.... Read More.

Reno Tahoe Airport Sees Record-Breaking Travelers this Novmeber

Wednesday, November 23

As you head to the Reno-Tahoe International Airport for your Thanksgiving travel, be prepared to see a record-breaking amount of travelers. The airport authority says it is experiencing the highest November passenger numbers since 2008. Over the holiday weekend, they expect around 60,000 travelers,... Read More.

Blasting on Hwy 70 Rock Slide Sees Some Success

Monday, November 29

Blasting on the hwy 70 rock slide has been successful. The blasts have loosened fractured rock from the slope and near the roadway. Minor blasting is expected to continue to remove and bring more debris closer to the roadway. Once scaling and blasting operations... Read More.

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Feather River College Sees Record Enrollment Amid Statewide Decline in Community College Students

Park Fire Sees Largest Growth in Days; Fire Activity Increases with Drier Hotter Weather

CHP Memorial Weekend Max Enforcement Sees Increase in Tickets for Excessive Speeding

Public Health Sees Increase of Fentanyl Abuse

Reno Tahoe Airport Sees Record-Breaking Travelers this Novmeber

Blasting on Hwy 70 Rock Slide Sees Some Success

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