Bieber, CA

Born September 17, 1960 to Gerald (Jerry) and Marabelle Walker in Fall River Mills, California. Linda passed away suddenly June 18th, 2022 in Winnemucca, Nevada. She is survived by her son, Shawn Entz, his wife Jennifer, grandchildren Emma and Mason. Her daughter, Tiffany Entz, grandchildren Courtney, her husband Nate, Dylan, Zachary, and AlliAnne. Linda’s parents, Gerald (Jerry) and Marabelle Walker. Sisters Nancy Ray, her husband Michael, Pamela Gillham, her husband Ron, their children; Tony Gillham and his wife Kaci, daughter Leah Gillham Presley and her husband Sean. Brother Michael Walker, sister nieces Heather Madison, her husband Marc, Savannah Walker, brother nephew Patrick Walker and extended family.

The governing board of Big Valley Joint Unified School District will conduct a Public Hearing in accordance with Education Code, Section 52062 for the 2022-2023 Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP), 2022-2023 Learning Continuity and Attendance Plan (LCP), and the 2022-2023 LCAP Annual Update, and the Budget Overview for Parents and in accordance with Education Code, Section 42127 for the 2021-22 Budget, on.

Caples is running for the position against the incumbent, Judy Flores. During a recent political forum Caples insinuated that Native students are dangerous and suggested placing them in more restrictive educational settings based on their race. Native parents and educators say they fear Caples, if elected, could make public schools more hostile environments for their youth.

A woman who was stranded in a remote area near Lassen National Forest survived by eating yogurt and snow until she was rescued last week, authorities said.

A California woman survived six days alone in the cold by rationing a six-pack of yogurt and consuming snow. Sheena Gullett, 52, and her friend, Justin Lonich, 48, were on their way to a camping trip in Little Valley when their vehicle became stuck in the snow on a dirt road off of Highway 44 at about 2:40 a.m. on April 14. Smartly, the duo decided to remain in the car overnight. Unfortunately, the battery died by the morning, forcing the duo to find refuge elsewhere.

Sheena Gullett was found alive and physically well after being stranded in a remote forest in Northern California.

A California woman who became stranded in the wilderness survived for six days with hardly any food and water by rationing yogurt and eating snow, officials said. Justin Lonich, 48, and Sheena Gullett, 52, were driving to their hometown of Little Valley, 250 miles north of Sacramento, on April 14 on dirt roads off Highway 44, the Lassen County Sheriff's Office said.

Authorities say a woman stranded for six days in a remote Northern California forest survived by rationing yogurt and eating snow

A Little Valley woman is home safe and sound today after spending nearly a week stranded in a remote area of Lassen County near Highway 44, living off one six-pack of yogurt and eating snow to survive. On April 18th, Lassen County Sheriff’s deputies received a report from 48-year old...

There will be a Special Board of Supervisors meeting at 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 26, at the Bieber Veterans Memorial Hall, 657-575 Bridge Street, Bieber, California. The agenda will be posted at the following locations: Administration Building, 221 S. Roop St, Susanville,. Annex (Downstairs of the Admin Building), 220 S....

LASSEN COUNTY, Calif. (TND) — A woman survived off of a six-pack of yogurt and snow after being stranded in a California forest for six days, officials said. Justin Lonich, 48, and Sheena Gullett, 52, got stuck in the snow on April 14 after they tried to drive from a highway to Little Valley, Calif. on dirt roads during a snowstorm, according to the Lassen County Sheriff’s Office. Little Valley is about four and a half hours from Sacramento.

SUSANVILLE, Calif. — A woman stranded for six days in a broken-down car in a remote Northern California forest survived by rationing yogurt and eating snow, authorities said. The Lassen County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page detailed the ordeal of 52-year-old Sheena Gullett, a resident of Little Valley. Gullett...

LITTLE VALLEY, Calif. (KION-TV)-- The Lassen County Sheriff's Office said they rescued a woman on April 20 who was in a vehicle that had gotten stuck in the snow for six days near Little Valley, California off Highway 44. The woman said she rationed a six-pack of yogurt and ate snow for water.