Occupation: I am a retired Chief Master Sergeant (E9) from Nevada Air National Guard where I served for 30 years. How long have you lived in or had ties to Plumas County? I would like to introduce ...

Case file update is a new column featuring previous cases involving Plumas County and its people. If anyone has information concerning a cold case, please contact Victoria Metcalf at 283-0800 or ...

This is the second part in a three-part series involving new evidence and information on the infamous Keddie murders. On April 12, 1981, Sheila Sharp, 14, left the neighbors’ cabin to return home.

Lake Almanor resident Phil Datner put together a graph of the quakes around Lake Almanor during the past 18 hours using data from the USGS website. It makes for interesting viewing so Plumas News is ...

ANNOUNCEMENT: CDBG-DR Action Plan Public Comment Meeting in Greenville The State of California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD)… ...

The trauma of the Dixie and other recent fires are still with Plumas County residents, particularly those who lost homes and communities. There is an understandable desire to take urgent action to ...

Plumas Performing Arts is hosting a free Summer Music program for student and adult musicians this month! Classes are available in Chester, Greenville, Portola and Quincy for K-12 students and are ...

The rising price of building materials is already a significant obstacle to rebuilding. Various contractors of existing projects in the county were already reporting increases in lumber prices even ...

It’s no secret that Plumas County and surrounding counties produce a lot of beef. While it’s not true that anyone is coming to seize your hamburgers, it is true that raising cows adds to CO2 in the ...

Editor’s Note: In this article, Historian David F. Matuszak tells the story of how Nelson Point has been ravaged twice by fire — first in 1924 and again by the Claremont Fire. While the first is from ...

The Plumas County Sheriff’s Office dispatch center received the report of a chip truck on fire this morning, July 13, at approximately 10:50 a.m. as it turned from Quincy Junction Road onto Lee Road.

As professionals working passionately to promote forest health and protect communities from wildfire, we are compelled to provide a response to the letter to the editor that was published July 10, ...