THIS IS AN ARCHIVE OF LAKE TAHOE NEWS, WHICH WAS OPERATIONAL FROM 2009-2018. IT IS FREELY AVAILABLE FOR RESEARCH. THE WEBSITE IS NO LONGER UPDATED WITH NEW ARTICLES.
image_pdfimage_print

U.S. students lose ground on academic tests

By Joy Resmovits, Los Angeles Times For the first time in about a decade, steady academic progress has halted for fourth- and eighth-grade students nationally and locally, according to new standardized test results released Wednesday. After years of small but steady increases in scores on the National Assessment of Educational Progress since its first administration […]

Read more

Walgreens buys Rite Aid in $17.2 billion deal

By Jackie Wattles, CNN Money In a pharmacy mega-merger, Walgreens is buying Rite Aid. The $17.2 billion deal puts together the nation’s second and third largest pharmacy chains that combined will have nearly 13,000 U.S. stores. That would catapult the merged company above CVS, which has 7,800 stores. Rite Aid (RAD) stores would keep their […]

Read more

Letter: Moose take a turn at Bread & Broth

To the community, Bread & Broth would like to thank the South Lake Tahoe Moose Lodge No. 1632 for the Adopt A Day sponsorship for the Oct. 12 evening dinner. Thanks to the Moose Lodge’s generous donation, the 91 folks who came for dinner were served baked salmon with orange sauce, spaghetti with red sauce, […]

Read more

Fire districts losing tax votes point finger at state fee

By Jim Miller, Sacramento Bee Frank Treanor doesn’t have exit polling to help explain why almost 38 percent of voters in the fire district he leads north of San Francisco voted against a November 2012 ballot measure to increase what property owners pay the district annually. But Treanor, chief of the Rancho Adobe Fire Protection […]

Read more

Sketch of South Shore kidnapping suspect released

South Lake Tahoe police officers are now calling an Oct. 10 incident near the state line an attempted kidnapping. A sketch of the suspect was released today. A 36-year-old female tourist told officers a man approached her about 9:40am Oct. 10 near Park and Cedar avenues, telling her to go with him or he would […]

Read more

Truckee man accused of fleeing fatal accident

A Truckee man has been arrested on charges stemming from a fatal motorcycle accident on Oct. 24 on Interstate 80 east of Pyramid Highway in Sparks. According to the Nevada Highway Patrol, Jonathan Navarro, 18, of Reno was riding west on a red Honda street bike at about 11:50pm. Navarro was in the left inside shoulder […]

Read more

EDC Animal Services mail stolen

El Dorado County Animal Services mailbox in Diamond Springs was broken into last weekend. It is not known how much mail was stolen. Anyone who mailed a check to the Diamond Springs location in the last week is urged to call 530.621.5795. This way staff will be able to verify if the money arrived. Until […]

Read more

3.1 temblor shakes Carson Valley

A 3.1 earthquake rattled parts of the Carson Valley this morning. The temblor was located 6 miles northeast of Johnson Lane in Gardnerville. It struck at 7:22am Oct. 28. — Lake Tahoe News staff report

Read more

‘Code Black’ reveals realities of hospital’s ER

The movie “Code Black” is a behind the scenes look at the day-to-day activities of Los Angeles County’s Emergency Department. Three of Barton Memorial Hospital’s emergency physicians attended residency at LA County and will provide an insider’s perspective of LA County and Barton hospitals after a free screening of the movie. “Code Black” will be shown […]

Read more

Reno sees future, and it isn’t casinos

By Jim Carlton, Wall Street Journal RENO—For much of the past half century, Reno moved in lock step with its glamorous big sister, Las Vegas, their fortunes rising and falling with their mainstay industry, gambling. But Reno is now betting on a different economic future, turning its back on casino tourism as an economic driver […]

Read more
image_pdfimage_print