Tag: Tahoe
A Recalibration of Visitor Numbers
Numbers keep coming in regarding the number of visitors in Tahoe this summer. New wastewater information changes things.
California Firefighters: ‘Stop Normalizing How Bad Things Have Become’
What creates the groundwork for a perfect fire storm in Tahoe
Remaining Contested Elections, In Brief
What’s up in other contested and uncontested local races? Plus, who’s supporting Measure K?
Sold! But Not to the Highest Bidder …
This My Shot author can wholeheartedly say that in a hot housing market, she is happy she bypassed the fees and hassle of selling her house on the open market and used her own networks instead to sell for cheap to someone already here and looking.
Should the Government Help Newspapers?
Would government support of private media violate the spirit of the First Amendment?
News Briefs | October 8 – November 11, 2020
Addressing short term rentals; changing an offensive street name; thousands of pounds of trash removed from lakes; and more.
Local Endorsements; IVGID Transparency
Response to IVGID article, state representative debate; local candidate endorsements; more.
Help Our Children by Taking the Census
California census deputy director Emilio Vaca appreciates the sense of community he has found in our region, and advocates, for the sake of our children, that everyone take the census.
Lakefront Surge
COVID market sees second homes become primary residences while lakefront luxury sales see are booming.
