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Modoc County Record E-edition: Aug 08, 2024

You can read the latest news and updated in the digital version of our issue.

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Blue Heron Spotted Along Modoc’s Waters

A great blue heron was spotted in the morning just east of the Hot Springs in Surprise Valley, drawing the attention of local bird enthusiasts and nature lovers. The stately bird, known for its slate-blue […]

Controversial Coyote Plan Sent Back for Review

In a move many Modoc County ranchers consider a significant win, the California Fish and Game Commission has referred a controversial coyote reclassification proposal back to its Wildlife Resources Committee (WRC) for further review. The […]

Cal Pines shooting a suicide

Modoc County Sheriff Tex Dowdy responded to our question about a shooting death in Cal Pines. “Our office did investigate the shooting death of Isaac Santiago,” Dowdy said.“The Washoe County Medical Examiner’s Office has determined […]

There’s a New Humane Society in Town!

By Karen Haines We, the Board of Directors of the Modoc Feline Humane Society are excited to announce our newly created 501(c)(3) non-profit organization! You may wonder – why start another humane society? The short […]

Welcome to Our First Email Newsletter!

Dear Reader, We’re excited to welcome you to our very first email newsletter! Initially, we’ll be sending these out once a week, with plans to add a second edition focused on local sports in the […]

February Shows Improvement in Snow Pack

California’s snowpack, a critical component of the state’s water supply, has shown significant improvement following a dry January that raised concerns about potential water shortages. Recent storms in February have boosted snow levels across the […]

Remains Identified in Plumas County

In a breakthrough nearly four decades in the making, Plumas County authorities have identified human remains discovered in 1988 as those of Paul Richard Davis, a former Kern County resident with a transient lifestyle. The […]