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BREAKING NEWS Dixie Fire causes northeast area of Indian Valley to evacuate Full Story SEVERE WX : Fire Weather Watch View Alerts PG&E files incident report about Fly Fire PG&E filed a report Monday about a tree on a conductor near the origin of the Fly Fire. Posted: Aug 3, 2021 6:56 AM Updated: Aug 3, 2021 12:41 PM Posted By: Brayden Crosswhite PLUMAS COUNTY, Calif. - PG&E filed a report Monday with the California Public Utilities Commission about a tree lying on a conductor near the origin of the Fly Fire. The report said PG&E assisted the U.S. Forest Service with moving and exam...

The Lane County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday voted on a tentative denial for an application to dig a long-planned, controversial gravel quarry on an Oakridge-area butte. Commissioners voted 3-2 against amending the Lane County Rural Comprehensive Plan to add a quarry to the inventory of significant mineral and aggregate sites and authorize mining there. Oakridge-area residents have fought to protect the site, commonly known as TV Butte, from mining operations since it was proposed in 2015.  The tentative denial instructs county staff to draft language for another vote in October that...

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   Screenshot from The Thacher School website Dan Yih, chair of The Thacher School Board of Trustees, wrote a letter July 15 about corrective actions the board is taking since the June 16 report outlining sexual abuse and misconduct at the school was released.   Ojai Valley News editor A month after The Thacher School in Ojai released a 90-page report outlining allegations of past sexual abuse and misconduct at the school, with some incidents as far back as four decades, the Thacher board chair released a letter July 15 with an attachment of five pages of “corrective actions taken to dat...

Grant Phillips, Ojai Valley News Reporter See something, say something! Wildfires, drought, industrial pollution, earthquakes and extreme weather are just some of the hazards the Ventura County Office of Emergency Services is hoping to address in its updated Hazard Mitigation plan. The Office of Emergency Services is required by the Federal Emergency Management Agency to update its plan every five years to continue to be eligible for federal funding. To prevent this from becoming a check-the-box, status-quo document, information is needed now to help those putting out fires, pulling people f...