By Kathryn Reed A deal between two South Lake Tahoe water companies has been reached. All that is needed is approval by the state Public Utilities Commission. And that could come this week. The CPUC must approve the expense of the connections that will provide fire suppression, if needed, to the building that houses TJ […]
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Personal fireworks are banned from the Lake Tahoe Basin. CalFire is encouraging everyone in El Dorado County to celebrate Independence Day by attending one or all of the following local events. June 29, Cameron Park Lake, Cameron Park from 2-10pm. Fun and games for the entire family. Fireworks in the evening. July 3, El Dorado […]
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By Deanna Hearn, Nevada Today When contemplating works of art, the gambling industry is not typically top of mind. But at UNR’s Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center beginning July 1, more than 80 pieces of imaginative and entertaining artworks depicting the world of gambling and casinos will be on display throughout the library in a tribute to […]
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Three people were injured after two vehicles collided near Zephyr Cove early Wednesday morning. Nevada Highway Patrol troopers are still investigating what led to the crash at 6:50am June 26 on Highway 50 just west of Zephyr Cover. Names of the people involved in the accident have not been released. Troopers say a green 1993 […]
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South Lake Tahoe Recreation Department is partnering with the Tahoe Tri Club to host a kids’ triathlon June 30 at the South Lake Tahoe Recreation Complex. Registration for the event is $35. The Tahoe Kids Triathlon is for ages 3-13. The triathlon course includes the recreation complex swimming pool, parking lot, and greenway that surrounds […]
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By Laura Cole, CBS-13 El Dorado County Supervisor Ray Nutting has been indicted by a grand jury on four felony counts, CBS13 has learned. After more than a dozen witnesses’ testimony, jurors at a May closed-door hearing determined there was enough evidence to indict the El Dorado County supervisor. Nutting’s family received or applied for […]
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It’s Olympic Day at the South Lake Tahoe BMX track on June 28. The single point race is free. No USA BMX membership required to participate All ages and abilities are welcome. Registration is from 4:30-6pm, with races to start immediately after that. The track is at 1180 Lyons Ave., South Lake Tahoe. For more […]
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The U.S. Supreme Court today on a 5-4 vote has ruled that the Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional, and on another 5-4 vote said California’s Proposition 8 has no standing. This means Proposition 8 is invalid and gays in California can marry. It is a California-only ruling. The dissolution of DOMA means gay and […]
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On July 20, the Friends of the Library will be having a huge book sale with hundreds of previously read, and loved books (some new) being sold. Members get access at 9am, while the public may start buying at 10am. Then at noon, The “Alan Miller Trio”, will be playing Jazz standards and a few […]
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By Kathryn Reed Leon Abravanel wonders where the two best players on his high school team might be today if they would have had the opportunity to play soccer after graduation. “The repercussions of something like this are huge – not just for (kids) right out of high school, but for the whole community,” Abravanel […]
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