25K Pounds of Trash Beneath Tahoe; Housing Stability Self-Help Desk; Classical Music Festival Set...
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.
Placer Dogs Need Help; Palisades Extends Season; Camping Restrictions on Highway 20; More
Donner Pass Road construction is back; low water levels mean another closed boat ramp; a subscription-based injury insurance; and more.
In-Person July 4th Celebration Returns; Free Go-Bags for Pets; Interim GM Selected for Airport;...
After two years, Truckee’s July 4th celebrations are back; sanitation agency appeals the back pay and rehiring of terminated employee; former Tahoe Donner general manager appointed as interim GM for airport district; more.
Required Retirement Plan for California Business Owners; Addressing Underwater Construction Debris; Kings Beach Art...
CHP is stepping up traffic enforcement in Placer County; stricter permitting process for construction taking place along the Lake Tahoe shoreline; El Dorado County proclaims May through October 2022 as the timeframe for the Lake Tahoe Wildfire Awareness Campaign.
New Truckee Emergency Notification System; Tahoe Monopoly Edition; Police Chief Recruitment Update; More
CodeRED is the new Nixle; free California state park access; medical aesthetic services come to you; and what will Tahoe’s Park Place be in the upcoming Monopoly, Tahoe edition?
Child Abuse Resources; Airport GM Leaving; $100,000 Raised in 20 Minutes; More
A local sophomore writes about the American Dream (and wins a national award); solutions to catalytic converter thefts; Mountain Hardware family grows; more.
Possibility of Limiting Campfires in State Parks; Forest Management Handbook; Incline Elementary Makerspace; More
A number of wildfire preparedness-related briefs; Spooner improvement project moves forward; a new makerspace at Incline Elementary School; shifting of leadership at Tahoe Food Hub; and more.
Assessing Broadband Needs; Public Access Projects Around Tahoe; Appeals Denied for Resort at Tahoe;...
A Nevada County survey is assessing broadband needs among its residents; money to fund a slew of projects around the Tahoe Basin; next steps for the Biltmore, now Resort at Tahoe, property continue
Tahoe Local Killed in Oregon Ski Accident; Suddenlink Case Back to Nevada County; Spartan...
Another ski-related death involving a Tahoe local; Renown’s CEO terminated with cause; and a legal case against Suddenlink Communications returns to Truckee.
A Campground Business Opportunity; Derogatory Term Removed From County Roads; Hoedown Bids Adieu; More
March 1 - March 10, 2022, including business opportunities for the 2022 camping season; the word ‘squaw’ is gone from Placer County roads; and capital improvements at Palisades Tahoe.