(Video) New Lassen and Modoc Packs Continue to Raise Discussion

The Modoc District Fair was August 23 – 25 with many people coming out to enjoy rides, great food, friendly games and community.
A Saturday-morning house fire on Alderpoint Street leveled a single-family home and briefly closed neighborhood streets while CAL FIRE crews knocked down the flames, according to the agency’s Lassen-Modoc Unit. Lassen County Sheriff’s deputies asked […]
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A dispute over last summer’s Rainbow Family campout near Indian Creek is heating up, with sharply different accounts from campers, county officials and local residents. Modoc residents will remember their visit to the Modoc National […]
On Saturday, April 5, a passionate group of about 65 residents gathered in Alturas as part of the nationwide “Hands Off!” protest. The event, held on the lawn of the Veteran’s Memorial Hall, aimed to […]
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Farmers in rural Northern California are facing a tough road ahead. Labor costs are rising, farmland is shrinking, and there’s growing pressure to adopt new technology. Experts warn that these challenges could significantly reshape the […]
In a poignant display of unity and remembrance, the community of Cedarville came together on Friday morning to honor the life of Frank Estill, who tragically passed away recently. The convoy, which commenced in Fernley, […]
The City of Alturas will start mosquito spraying on Thursday evening, June 12. Please relocate your beehives as spraying will commence twice a week through mosquito season, the days will vary due to weather conditions.
Back row, L-R: Assistant Coach Kyle Weber, Head Coach Cal Albright, #11 Katie Erquiaga, # 21 Aubree Knighton, # 20 Kati Hallmark, 4 Jordyn Sandage, # 10 Caelli DePaul and Assistant Duane Knighton. Front row, […]
The California State Sheriffs’ Association is calling on lawmakers to fully fund Proposition 36, warning that the current state budget plan falls short of what’s needed to support the voter-approved initiative targeting retail theft and […]
The Tulelake Committee, a nonprofit made up of survivors and descendants of Japanese Americans incarcerated during World War II, announced plans to host a rally on Saturday, Aug. 23, 2025, at Tule Lake National Monument. […]
The annual “Battle of the Badges” blood drive concluded Tuesday, July 30, after two days of community-driven donations hosted at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Gym, located at 905 Richmond Road. The […]
By Janyne Little University of California Cooperative Extension Managing cattle across vast rangelands has long been a complex challenge for ranchers and land managers. Conventional barbed wire fencing methods, while effective, can be costly, labor-intensive, […]