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 THE WEBSITE IS NO LONGER UPDATED WITH NEW ARTICLES.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
  • South Tahoe Ace store calls it quits

    South Tahoe Ace store calls it quits

    Ace Hardware on Lake Tahoe Boulevard in South Lake Tahoe closed today. “We just can’t make it. We cannot afford to keep the store open,” said Neil, who answered the phone Monday afternoon, but would not give his last name. He said the closure had nothing to do with the DIY store opening nearby last […]

    Read more
  • Small business job creation grant will reach Lake Tahoe

    Small business job creation grant will reach Lake Tahoe

    By Darrell Smith, Sacramento Bee Sacramento-area small-business development centers will receive more than $600,000, among the first in a wave of federal SBA grants to fund job creation programs, hire more small-business counselors and support microbusinesses across the country, the U.S. Small Business Administration has announced. “It’s about jobs, jobs, jobs – creating these jobs,” […]

    Read more
  • White stuff covers Tahoe; sun to return Monday

    White stuff covers Tahoe; sun to return Monday

    Updated Jan. 30 10am. A winter weather advisory is in effect until 4pm today for the Lake Tahoe Basin and Truckee. About 4 inches have fallen at lake level in South Lake Tahoe as of 7:30am, with it continuing to steadily come down. The National Weather Service in Reno said the white stuff will taper […]

    Read more
  • Fallen Leaf Lake without a concessionaire

    Fallen Leaf Lake without a concessionaire

    By Kathryn Reed After what seemed to be an endless quest to figure out what to do about a concessionaire for the marina and store at Fallen Leaf Lake, the Community Services District is back at square one. “Right now we are negotiating the separation agreement,” Sandy Wirth told Lake Tahoe News. She and her […]

    Read more
  • Nevada addresses transportation concerns through social media

    Nevada addresses transportation concerns through social media

    With funding for Nevada roads declining and double-digit unemployment rates, Nevadans have a chance to voice their transportation-related concerns and suggestions to Congress through the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials’ “I Told Congress About Transportation” social media campaign. The national campaign uses Facebook, YouTube videos and written comments to help people share […]

    Read more
  • Water content in Sierra above average despite dry January

    Water content in Sierra above average despite dry January

    By Kathryn Reed PHILLIPS STATION — Despite January producing more sunny days than snowy ones, the water content at the top of Echo Summit is greater now than it was a month ago, but percentage-wise the average has dropped. Department of Water Resource officials were at the junction of Highway 50 and the entrance to […]

    Read more
  • Media barred from Garrido competency trial jury selection

    Media barred from Garrido competency trial jury selection

    By Sam Stanton, Sacramento Bee The El Dorado Superior Court in the Phillip Garrido kidnap case has closed jury selection in the upcoming mental competency trial to the media, a move that sparked objections from a lawyer for The Bee and other news organizations. In a notice posted on the court’s website late Thursday, the […]

    Read more
  • Debate in Incline circles on merits of roundabout

    Debate in Incline circles on merits of roundabout

    By Jeff Delong, Reno Gazette-Journal One day four years ago, Donald Kanare was waiting in traffic where Mount Rose Highway bottoms out at Lake Tahoe’s Nevada 28, “sucking exhaust,” when he had an idea. The Incline Village resident, a native of New England, thought the place might benefit from a roundabout intersection of the type […]

    Read more
  • Citizen survey: South Tahoe functioning at subpar level

    Citizen survey: South Tahoe functioning at subpar level

    By Kathryn Reed Although some would argue a survey did not need to be taken, South Lake Tahoe officials believe having current data in writing gives them the authority to make changes people want, instead of guessing what they want. City Manager Tony O’Rourke took his own analysis in September about the city. The new […]

    Read more
  • Truckee bookkeeper accused of embezzlement

    Truckee bookkeeper accused of embezzlement

    Truckee resident Keri L. Campbell, 37, was arrested Jan. 26 on embezzlement charges. Campbell is an independent contract bookkeeper for several businesses in the Truckee–Tahoe region. Campbell is alleged to have embezzled more than $80,000 from at least one business while employed as a part-time bookkeeper. Campbell was booked into the Nevada County Jail  in […]

    Read more
  • image_pdfimage_print