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Sierra Avalanche Center Issues Urgent Warning for Greater Lake Tahoe: High Danger Ahead

Wednesday, January 17

If you are thinking of hitting the slopes in Tahoe over the weekend, you may want to reconsider; the Sierra Avalanche Center in Truckee has issued a backcountry avalanche warning for the Greater Lake Tahoe area. The warning states there is a high danger an... Read More.

Sierra County Issues Crucial Winter Parking Guidelines Amid Snowfall

Thursday, January 4

The Sierra County Department of Public Works issues crucial Winter Parking Guidelines as winter sets in. With the first snowfall, parking vehicles off County Roads, Right of Ways, and State Highways is vital. County officials emphasize this is not just a suggestion; it's a legal... Read More.

Sierra County Enhances Fire Protection with Near Complete Water Storage Facility

Wednesday, December 27

Significant strides have been achieved in enhancing water storage capacity for Loyalton Pines and the adjacent rural farms, a crucial measure for heightened fire protection. In a comprehensive two-decade-long capital improvement initiative, the Sierra County Board of Supervisors recognized the urgent need to fortify fire... Read More.

Sierra County’s Burn Ban Lifted

Friday, December 8

CAL FIRE Nevada-Yuba-Placer Unit Chief Brian Estes has officially lifted the burn suspension, permitting residents to resume burning on approved days. With cooler temperatures and increased humidity mitigating wildfire risks, property owners are urged to exercise caution during debris or agriculture burns. Compliance with... Read More.

Sierra Central Snow Lab Split on Winter Expectations

Monday, October 9

Scientists at the Sierra Central Snow Lab report a 50/50 likelihood of the region experiencing another historically significant snowfall year during the anticipated strong El Niño. After scrutinizing data from the past 10 seasons, the snow lab observes, "There's a fairly even split in... Read More.

Plumas Sierra Telecommunications Reports Significant Progress in Expanding Broadband Access

Wednesday, September 27

Plumas Sierra Telecommunications (PST) has made significant strides in expanding broadband access in the past year. General Manager Bob Marshall addressed key achievements in an August report that highlights the commencing of the Scott Road project after the utility received critical environmental clearance, extending services... Read More.

Lassen and Sierra Local Fire Dept. to Benefit from CFF and PG&E Wildfire Safety Grant

Friday, September 22

Two local Fire departments will benefit from grant funding from the California Fire Foundation (CFF) with the support of The PG&E Corporation Foundation. The funding went to 49 local fire departments, 17 of which were part of PG&E’s North Valley & Sierra Division, totaling over... Read More.

Exciting Trail Developments are Reshaping the Eastern Sierra Region

Friday, September 22

The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship has made significant progress over the summer on the Lost Sierra Route, part of the Connected Communities Project. This comprehensive trail plan spans the northern and southern boundaries of the connected communities area, aiming to establish a continuous 370-mile... Read More.

Lassen County Woman Arrested for Stealing Thousands During Time as Sierra County Employee.

Friday, September 8

A Lassen County woman has been apprehended on charges of embezzlement and theft amounting to thousands of dollars during her employment in Sierra County. Brandie Purvis, a former employee of Sierra County Behavioral Health, is alleged to have exploited a vulnerable client for personal financial... Read More.

Dangers of Unattended Campfires Lead to Legal Consequences in Sierra County

Tuesday, August 22

A recent incident emphasizes the dangers of neglecting campfire safety in the Tahoe National Forest during peak fire season. Despite clear fire restrictions and posted warnings, an unattended campfire was discovered by a deputy patrolling the area. As temperatures rose and winds picked up, the... Read More.

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Sierra Avalanche Center Issues Urgent Warning for Greater Lake Tahoe: High Danger Ahead

Sierra County Issues Crucial Winter Parking Guidelines Amid Snowfall

Sierra County Enhances Fire Protection with Near Complete Water Storage Facility

Sierra County’s Burn Ban Lifted

Sierra Central Snow Lab Split on Winter Expectations

Plumas Sierra Telecommunications Reports Significant Progress in Expanding Broadband Access

Lassen and Sierra Local Fire Dept. to Benefit from CFF and PG&E Wildfire Safety Grant

Exciting Trail Developments are Reshaping the Eastern Sierra Region

Lassen County Woman Arrested for Stealing Thousands During Time as Sierra County Employee.

Dangers of Unattended Campfires Lead to Legal Consequences in Sierra County

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