Plumas County Board adopts state-mandated fire hazard maps amid concerns over local input and insurance impacts.

Quincy’s Rite Aid will close by July 2, 2025, affecting employees and prescription transfers.

Plumas County Supervisors discuss wildfire hazard maps, public concerns over insurance rates, and local input.

Rite Aid’s potential closure in Quincy raises concerns about pharmacy access and local alternatives.

Plumas County Board approves resolution for Dixie Fire settlement funds, focusing on recovery and rebuilding.

UC Davis study reveals significant economic impact of growing wolf population on cattle in California.

Senator Dahle backs bill exempting classic cars from smog checks, highlighting cultural and maintenance challenges.

Plumas County Registrar Marcy DeMartile addresses election integrity concerns and encourages public engagement.

Plumas County declares gray wolf emergency, seeks authority for local action to protect livestock.

Portola’s four fast EV chargers at Caboose Park enhance Plumas County’s rural charging network.

Plumas County addresses concerns over Forest Service’s wildfire prevention project in public meeting.

Plumas DA details HR Director's felony conviction, dismissal, and financial restitution at board meeting.

Congressman Kiley addresses constituents’ concerns on program cuts and tax extensions in a well-attended virtual town hall.

Plumas County’s new Fire Hazard Severity Zones, impacting local responsibility areas, alter property classifications and building requirements.

Portola collaborates with Beckwourth Peak Fire Protection and Cal Fire to understand wildfire hazard severity zones mandates.