Tag: Tahoe

Voting locally impacts your day-to-day. Read up on what local districts are facing and how board and trustee candidates want to approach things.

Two IVGID trustee seats, one incumbent. We asked David Noble, Harry Swenson, and Ryan “RB” Brooks about the lost transit services, utilities versus recreation, and the $1,375 facility fee.

Politics isn’t just elections, Congress, or voting. Political scientist Owen Fite explores why Aristotle called humans “political animals” and what agency looks like when no one person controls the system.

North Tahoe and Truckee’s cemeteries are more than burial grounds — they’re living links to the region’s pioneers and history, preserved through generations of community care and special districts.

The vibes are high at Homewood. The ski hill was buzzing last winter as we all celebrated being back on the snow together. Skiers...

Truckee’s public process should work for everyone. MAP’s social equity work breaks down language and access barriers so more residents can understand, participate, and have a voice in local decisions.

With the Meeks Bay absorption complete and an Olympic Valley annexation on the table, North Tahoe Fire’s board race pits three incumbents against two challengers, and we asked each how the district can grow without stretching service thin.

For 30 years, Truckee River Day has brought generations together to heal the watershed, spark lifelong stewardship, and protect the Tahoe/Truckee landscape we all call home.

High on the Meeks Ridge Trail, Sandor Lengyel turns dead and downed trees into magnificent trailside benches — and a simple place to sit — into a lasting legacy.