A 27-year-old Susanville resident and a 22-year-old Susanville resident were arrested and transported to the Lassen County Jail for shoplifting and conspiracy to commit a crime.

A 56-year-old Standish resident was arrested for shoplifting and resisting arrest. The subject was cited and released at the scene.

A 40-year-old Redding resident was arrested for shoplifting after discovering he was changing price labels on items and purchasing them at a lower price. A subsequent search of his vehicle resulted in the seizure of a loaded Glock handgun and suspected Fentanyl.

He was taken to the Lassen County Jail and booked into the jail for violation of probation, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and possession of a controlled substance.

Captain Bengoa-Bollinger thanked Walmart and its employees for all the assistance they provided.

Future operations will continue soon with other retailers.

Please bring your photo ID with you. You can complete your health screening ahead of time to make the process a little faster at the drive. Click here to complete the screening.

All donors who give blood between November 1st and 30th are automatically entered for a chance to win 1 of 5 $5,000 gift cards.

Organizers suggest that you eat and drink plenty of water before your donation.

The blood drive will be held from 10:00a.m. to 2:30p.m. in the cafeteria at the college.

Students are required to obtain a California GO ID and free Pre-registration Hunter Education Document prior to registering for California Hunter Education courses. Click here for instructions. All students must also download, print and sign a Student Consent Form. Students 17 years of age and younger must have the form signed by a parent or guardian. The signed form must be brought to class.

In order to be certified students must attend the entire class including all sessions. They will need to show safe handling of firearms and pass the Hunter Education test with a score of 80% or better. There is no minimum age to attend California Hunter Education. Parents or guardians are encouraged to attend with young students, especially those younger than age 16, to help define new words or provide additional tutoring during and after class.

For complete information follow this link to the California DFW registration page. You can also contact hunter safety instructor David Henderson at 530-249-2624.

Susanville from Inspiration Point, taken around 1910 for a Lassen County tourism booklet

Susanville Method of Conducting a Public Library

November 21, 1907

The Public Library and Reading Room at Coffin’s is becoming more popular every day as shown by the increasing attendance and patronage.

The Library Association has secured the first installment of State Library books, which will be ready next Saturday to loan to readers.

Mr. Coffin informs us that he has associated with him Mr. B. E. Cobb and C. L. Cobb, brothers from Los Angeles. The former has a reputation as an expert chef and will soon cater to the desires of the public in that line.

C. L. Cobb will have charge of the library and reading room and the billiard tables and also the store. Mr. Coffin will continue his agent’s line of goods.

It will only be a matter of a few days when the gentlemen will have a pool table and another billiard table ready for the lover of that popular pastime. The one billiard table they already set up is kept busy.

Quite a number of ladies are learning the game and many more are waiting for more tables.

It is the intention of the gentlemen to at once fix up the balcony with booths for serving light lunches, oysters, ice cream, tea, coffee, etc.

The balcony will be reserved for the use of ladies or ladies with escorts. A lunch counter will be arranged on the main floor. The rooms will be open from 8a.m. to 11p.m. every day except Sunday.

Sundays, the library, reading room, store and lunch business will be closed from 10 to 12a.m., and from 7 to 9p.m. No games will be played on Sunday.