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Plumas County Plans Strategic Spending for $7.8 Million PG&E Settlement from Dixie Fire

Monday, April 21

Plumas County is preparing to adopt spending standards for a $7.8 million settlement received from Pacific Gas and Electric Co. related to the Dixie Fire. The Board of Supervisors is forming an ad hoc committee to develop specific proposals for using the funds strategically... Read More.

Driver Rescued After Spending Night Trapped in Sierra County Crash

Wednesday, March 5

On 3/5/25, at approximately 10:30 AM, we received a call of a pickup off the road on SR-89, north of Calpine in Sierra County. Upon arrival, our officers located a 36 year old male driver from Calpine who was trapped inside the pickup. The... Read More.

Halloween Spending Soars to Nearly $12 Billion as Early Shoppers Embrace the Season

Friday, October 25

Halloween spending is set to hit nearly $12 billion this year, with consumers diving into the spooky season earlier than ever. Katherine Cullen, National Retail Federation Vice President of Industry and Consumer Insights noted that many shoppers have been eager to celebrate fall, with... Read More.

Missing 16-Year-Old Hiker Found Safe After Spending Night in Sub-Freezing Temperatures

Monday, October 21

Camila "Mila" Schweyer, the 16-year-old hiker who went missing in the Lakes Basin area, was found safe yesterday near Long Lake after spending a night in sub-freezing temperatures. Schweyer was located at approximately 4 p.m. on Monday, bringing an end to an intensive search... Read More.

Decision Delayed in City’s ARPA Spending Until New Council Sits

Thursday, March 21

It could be a few more weeks before Susanville decides how to use its remaining $2.65 million in Federal COVID relief ARPA funds.This decision was deferred at the March 6th council meeting, where the council opted to wait for the newly elected members to... Read More.

City Deliberates on ARPA Spending- Recommendations to be Handed Down

Friday, February 23

A mixed bag of projects is what the city of Susanville has on its hands on how to spend the remaining 2.5 million dollars in COVID relief funds. However, the city is not making any quick decisions and is trying to do its due diligence... Read More.

Susanville City Council Prioritizes Spending of ARPA Funds

Monday, January 15

Around 50 items have been prioritized by the Susanville City Council for the allocation of ARPA funds.Under the American Rescue Plan Act, the city was granted approximately $3.5 million, with a spending deadline of December 31 of this year. Notably, recent developments from the... Read More.

Holiday Shoppers Signal Return to Normalcy: 4% Spending Increase, Early-Bird Trend, and Resilience Amid Economic Challenges

Friday, November 10

As shoppers embark on this holiday season, consumer spending reflects a return to normalcy, with a notable yet moderate 4% increase over the previous year. The surge witnessed during the pandemic-induced spree has given way to a more measured growth rate. The National Retail... Read More.

Comittee Appointed to Oversee Sales Tax Revenue Spending

Thursday, October 20

Four people have been appointed to the City of Susanville Sales tax oversight committee, with one pending nomination.As was promised by the council to accompany the one percent increase when passed by voters in the June Primary Election, each member of the council nominated... Read More.

Stories tagged with: spending

Plumas County Plans Strategic Spending for $7.8 Million PG&E Settlement from Dixie Fire

Driver Rescued After Spending Night Trapped in Sierra County Crash

Halloween Spending Soars to Nearly $12 Billion as Early Shoppers Embrace the Season

Missing 16-Year-Old Hiker Found Safe After Spending Night in Sub-Freezing Temperatures

Decision Delayed in City’s ARPA Spending Until New Council Sits

City Deliberates on ARPA Spending- Recommendations to be Handed Down

Susanville City Council Prioritizes Spending of ARPA Funds

Holiday Shoppers Signal Return to Normalcy: 4% Spending Increase, Early-Bird Trend, and Resilience Amid Economic Challenges

Comittee Appointed to Oversee Sales Tax Revenue Spending

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