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A new youth center is planned for Incline Village, with the goal of addressing gaps in child care and after-school programming for local families.
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The Lake Tahoe Summit brought together lawmakers, tribal leaders and environmental officials from California and Nevada at Sand Harbor State Park.
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Several times a week, Madeline Boliver climbs into a refrigerated box truck and drives to grocery stores across Truckee to pick up food that would otherwise go to waste.
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The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) Governing Board approved an environmental redevelopment project at the Tahoe Keys Marina in South Lake Tahoe.
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Wildfires can leave a lasting mark long after the flames are out. New research from the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) is helping scientists understand how tiny particles released during fires can travel far beyond burn scars and affect watersheds, including Lake Tahoe.
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A coalition of environmental groups and transit agencies is encouraging people to consider different ways of getting around Lake Tahoe. Reporter Maria Palma joined members of Keep Tahoe Blue for a ride across town to learn more about the Car-Free Care-Free Tahoe campaign.
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Lake Tahoe's famed blue waters showed a modest increase in clarity last year, but researchers say the change is not significant enough to signal a long-term improvement.
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A homeowner in the Truckee area earned a wildfire safety designation after taking steps to better protect his property from fire. Truckee Fire officials said the effort highlights the importance of preparing homes before wildfire season.
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During a Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) governing board meeting Tuesday, officials received dozens of letters and calls from residents raising concerns about a U.S. Forest Service restoration plan that could include the use of herbicides in the Lake Tahoe Basin.
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Visitors heading to Zephyr Cove this summer should expect seasonal parking fees as Douglas County launches the third year of its Warrior Way paid parking program.
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A community forum in South Lake Tahoe was held May 13th in defense of the "Roadless Rule." The Trump Administration is seeking to repeal the measure, which was approved in 2001.
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After more than a decade of debate over development in Tahoe’s Olympic Valley, Placer County leaders approved a much smaller version of the Palisades Tahoe project.