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SO Says to Stay off County Road A-21

Wednesday, December 21

The sheriff's office would like to remind you that A-21 is closed due to snow. The sheriff's office reached out on social media to warn drivers not to abide by the barricades indicating that the road is closed as they have been responding to... Read More.

Tips to Stay Prepared for this Weekend’s Winter Storm

Friday, December 9

With more significant snowfall in the forecast, the Susanville CHP and Plumas County Sheriff's office want you to be prepared by sharing some tips ahead of the winter storms…..Check the weather and road conditions before you head... Read More.

LHS to Attempt to Stay Ahead of Bus Driver Shortage

Friday, August 19

Lassen High school gets proactive to avoid bus driver shortage.Across neighboring school districts a shortage of bus drivers have impacted student’s abilities to get to and from school. In the greater Reno area a local church bus service stepped in to help and the... Read More.

Stay Out of The Water at Lake Siskiyou

Wednesday, July 20

An urgent public notice went out for lake goes at Lake Siskiyou to stay out of the water. The Siskiyou office of emergency services alerted that the North Shore of the lake has been found to be contaminated. Several families who have enjoyed the... Read More.

The U.S. National Weather Service Says La Niña is Here to Stay

Friday, January 14

The U.S. National Weather Service says La Niña is here to stay. In the climate prediction center models are showing the trend to continue into spring as below average ocean temps and consistent atmospheric patterns continue to match up. With that brings the promise... Read More.

Indian Valley Elementary Students to Stay in Taylorsville for Remainder of the School Year

Friday, November 12

Plumas Unified School District Board of Trustees agrees to keep Indian Valley elementary students at their current Taylorsville location for the remainder of the school year. Teachers at the meeting pleaded the case that it would not only be a daunting task to relocate... Read More.

Protect Yourself from Odorless, Colorless Danger and Stay Safe from Carbon Monoxide

Wednesday, November 3

SAN FRANCISCO — With winter months approaching, there are important steps people can take to protect themselves against the dangers of carbon monoxide, including using only safe, approved methods for home heating and ensuring that carbon monoxide detectors are installed in their homes and... Read More.