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Readers Reflect | March 2026

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Readers comment on the Castle Peak avalanche, the Tahoe Titans incident, local Olympians, and more.

Why Hotels Are the Key to a Brighter Future in North...

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After decades without new hotels, North Lake Tahoe faces rising visitor demand and growing reliance on short-term rentals. Placer County sees new, well-placed hotels as key to balance.

Stock Market Sinks, Real Estate Soars

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Tahoe/Truckee real estate saw strong first-quarter gains, except in Incline Village, where prices dropped. Listings are up, and short-term rental rules are slowing condo sales.

Poisoned Trees; STR Update; New Health Supply Vending Machine; Kitchen Safety...

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Tree trimming raises concerns; stay safe in the kitchen this holiday season; STR update; TERC summer internship applications open; park and ride at Palisades Tahoe; and more.

Cal Neva Resort Acquired by Development Company; TTUSD Superintendent Leaving the...

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Serial ADA lawsuit filer Scott Johnson to face tax fraud sentencing; drug overdose awareness and prevention campaign; newly available housing master plans; homeless count results; more.

Short-Term Renters Driving You Crazy? Here is What You Can Do

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That loud STR driving you batty? Here’s what the rules are and whom you can call to fix the problem.

The Epic Tale of Short-Term Rentals

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Within the sticky subject of short-term rentals, we have an opportunity to create our own epic tale.

STR Caps: Are They Working?

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In 2022, ordinances installed hard caps on short-term rentals in Truckee and Eastern Placer County. As the first year approaches its close, jurisdictional staffers reflect and real estate agents react.

25K Pounds of Trash Beneath Tahoe; Housing Stability Self-Help Desk; Classical...

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A year-long effort to collect trash from beneath Lake Tahoe’s waters has concluded (but more cleanups are to begin); Incline Village’s STR ordinance has been amended; three high schoolers receive premier Girl Scout recognition; more.

Heartless in Tahoe

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It’s a diagnosis for those getting greedy in the housing market.