PG&E will shut off power in western Sierra County over the weekend due to high wind and fire danger.

Emergency response authorizes treatment of 700 acres in North Fork Forest Recovery Project for wildfire prevention.

Sheriff Fisher and Supervisor Roen endorse Tenessa Audette for California’s First Assembly District.

Herlong Vikings triumph over Westwood Lumberjacks, while Portola Tigers and Quincy Trojans face losses; upcoming games previewed.

Sierra County Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting, reporting growth and planning for future tourism initiatives.

Downieville's Volunteer Fire Department repaired a leaking hydrant on Church Street, providing valuable repair experience.

Man arrested for negligent firearm discharge, assault, and child endangerment in Dog Valley.

Arrest made in Stampede Reservoir fire case; suspected arsonist believed to be under substance influence.

Quincy Trojans host Biggs Wolverines, Portola Tigers seek first win, and Nevada Union Miners face Placer Hillmen in upcoming games.

Plumas National Forest eases fire restrictions, while Tahoe National Forest maintains Stage III restrictions.

Forest Service's fuel management projects significantly aid in controlling wildfires, as demonstrated by the Bear Fire.

Sierra Brooks continues boil water notice due to increased E. coli levels post-Bear Fire, causing community discontent.

Forest City Historical Association hosts annual AppleFest on October 13th, 2024, featuring music, food, and a community raffle.

Pliocene Ridge Community Services District receives a donated command vehicle from Sierra County Sheriff’s Office, enhancing their professional image and response capabilities.

Plumas National Forest downgrades to Stage I Fire Restrictions, altering rules for campfires, smoking, and engine use.