Rancher tells Modoc Fish, Game Recreation commission that wolves killed a calf on his ranch west of Alturas

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 […]

While Human Trafficking is an issue not often thought about by those in rural areas such as Modoc County, it happens to be a significant issue worldwide that can occur anywhere and for many reasons. […]

Modoc Harvest invites applications from passionate and dedicated individuals interested in joining our Board of Directors. As a nonprofit organization focused on local food access and education, we seek candidates who can contribute to our […]

Twelve newly collared gray wolves have been released back into the wild in northern California after a recent capture operation by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW). From January 14 through the end […]

For several decades, the City of Tulelake has allowed children to house pigs within city limits, enabling those who don’t live on farms to participate in livestock projects at the Tulelake Butte Valley Fair. However, […]

Broadband service changes lives. The Tribal Council of the Fort Bidwell Indian Community (FBIC) is pleased to announce the kickoff of a new high-speed broadband project to serve the residents of Fort Bidwell, Lake City, […]

California’s major fruit, nut and vegetable industry — watered by a number of dams and canals that funnel through the state’s Central Valley — is vital to the United States.  In an Associated Press news article […]

The annual Groundhog Fever Festival in downtown Quincy is coming soon — a day packed with fun, food and festivities and a chance to see Chuck Wood’s prediction for spring or late winter.  This year, the […]