-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
A new documentary tells the story of a Lake Tahoe dive team working to clean trash from below the surface of the lake. The film follows the nonprofit Clean Up the Lake during its first full cleanup around Tahoe’s shoreline.
-
Ongoing research at Lake Tahoe takes a look at smaller microplastics than previously studied. The potential implications of the research are still unknown.
-
Shared mobility company Lime is introducing nearly 500 Gen4 e-scooters in partnership with the city.
-
Incline High School in Lake Tahoe has earned a top 10 finish at the national “We the People” competition in Washington, D.C., standing out among some of the largest schools in the country.
-
Self-driving cars are showing up in unexpected places, including the snowy streets of Truckee. But local officials say they weren’t formally told the testing was happening.
-
Incline Village residents heading to the beach this summer will see big changes underway.