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Snowfall Nearly Breaks All-Time Record

The words historical and one for the record books can now be said about this year's snowfall. According to the Sierra Central Snow Lab in Soda Springs, this year has been deemed the second snowiest in its nearly 80-year history of taking snow depth... Read More.

New Snowfall Causes Series of Outages Across Lassen

Eight hundred homes were without power early this morning due to the snow. Lassen Municipal Utility crews responded at 2:30 this morning in the Johnstonville area, with additional isolated outages occurring in the Gold Run, Honey Girl, and Becks Loop areas around 3 am.As... Read More.

Region Gets First Snowfall

The first snowfall is here as we welcome the start of November. Snow continues to fall this morning over the mountain and passes down to around 3500 ft. Be prepared for slippery roads and chain controls if traveling in the passes today. Give extra... Read More.

Lassen National Park Closes Highway due to New Snowfall

The Lassen National Park Highway is temporarily closed after receiving a light dusting of snow overnight with the passing storm.  The Park Service says the roadway is closed from the Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center and Summit Lake.  Yet, you can still access the park's... Read More.

Heavy Snowfall Limits Trash Collection Services

You’re not alone if you still have full trash cans sitting out in front of your home. With Christmas wrapping and family and friends visiting like many your trash is overflowing. C&S waste is servicing as many homes as they can. Yet due to... Read More.

City Ordinance in Effect During Heavy Snowfall

You could get your car towed this week if you leave it parked in the street. With the heavy snowfall Susanville is receiving a city ordinance goes into place where no vehicle may be parked or left unattended on any city street. This enables... Read More.

Snowfall totals as of 11:30a.m.

Susanville: West of town 6 to 8 inches with up to 1ft around Eage Lake, East of town 3 to 6 inchesHwy 44: Upwards of 18 inchesWestwood and Chester: 18 inches36 Alonng Mill Creek and Mineral: 2 feetQuincy Proper: 6 inches, surrounding areas 6... Read More.