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  • A foot of snow possible in Tahoe in the next 24 hours

    A foot of snow possible in Tahoe in the next 24 hours

    The National Weather Service has issued a 24-hour winter weather advisory for the Lake Tahoe Basin beginning at 10pm Saturday. Snow accumulations are predicted to be 10 to 18 inches above 7,000 feet, with 6 to 12 inches at lake level. Highest amounts will occur south of Highway 50. The agency said travel in the […]

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  • 3 stabbed at Stateline after New Year’s Eve party subsided

    3 stabbed at Stateline after New Year’s Eve party subsided

    Ten people were arrested in the downtown casino core area of Stateline on New Year’s Eve. Charges included affray, assault, battery, domestic battery, disorderly conduct, trespassing, minor consuming alcohol and civil protective custody. Sheriff’s investigators are also investigating a battery with a deadly weapon incident that occurred in the pre-dawn hours on New Year’s Day. […]

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  • Sale of Sierra Pacific Power Co. complete

    Sale of Sierra Pacific Power Co. complete

    Sierra Pacific Power Company (aka NV Energy) and Liberty Energy Utilities Co. announced today the completion of the sale of Sierra Pacific’s California electric distribution and generation assets to a subsidiary of Liberty Energy Utilities Co. and Emera Inc. Effective immediately, the customers previously served by Sierra Pacific Power Company, will now be served by […]

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  • NHP makes 14 DUI arrests on New Year’s Eve

    NHP makes 14 DUI arrests on New Year’s Eve

    In a 12-hour period between 7pm New Year’s Eve until 7am New Years Day, troopers from the Nevada Highway Patrol arrested 14 motorists for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Two DUI arrests were in the Carson City area, two near Fernley, and the remaining 10 were in the greater Reno-Sparks area. One […]

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  • Missing snowboarder found alive at Heavenly

    Missing snowboarder found alive at Heavenly

    Updated: 9:35am. By Kathryn Reed The snowboarder who went missing at Heavenly Mountain Resort on New Year’s Eve was located about 2:30am New Year’s Day, according to resort officials. “He ducked the rope off Canyon chair, which we obviously don’t recommend or condone. That is what we have backcountry gates for,” Russ Pecoraro, Heavenly spokesman, […]

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  • Fall of high-end vacation club reaches shores of Lake Tahoe

    Fall of high-end vacation club reaches shores of Lake Tahoe

    By David Migoya, Denver Post It was to be a worldwide playground for the middle-class millionaire with nouveau riche vacation getaways for stunningly little outlay. Denver-based High Country Club and its creator, Christian Kirschner, were tenderfoots in the rising destination- resort industry, a high-flying sector that in 2005 seemingly couldn’t miss. In the time it […]

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  • Skier reported missing at Heavenly

    Skier reported missing at Heavenly

    El Dorado County Sheriff’s Department search and rescue crews were searching for a missing skier at Heavenly Mountain Resort on New Year’s Eve. Sheriff’s officials and ski resort officials did not return calls late Friday. With El Dorado County being the lead agency, with assistance from Douglas County, it means the incident is on the […]

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  • Gaines: Wife may run for Assembly seat

    Gaines: Wife may run for Assembly seat

    By Susan Ferriss, Sacramento Bee Roseville Republican Assemblyman Ted Gaines will be giving up his Assembly seat if he wins a special election Tuesday – and his wife could be a contender to fill that seat, he told the Bee on Wednesday. “She’s contemplating it,” said Gaines, who lives in Roseville and now represents the […]

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  • Environmentalists dismayed by governor’s corporate turn

    Environmentalists dismayed by governor’s corporate turn

    By Michael J. Mishak, Los Angeles Times SACRAMENTO — Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s efforts to give a boost to corporate California are colliding with his image as an environmental crusader in his final days in office. Administration officials say their moves are needed to protect jobs in a fragile economy. But environmentalists are dismayed by what […]

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  • Pensions push taxes higher across the country

    Pensions push taxes higher across the country

    By Jeannette Neumann, Wall Street Journal Cities across the nation are raising property taxes, largely citing rising pension and health-care costs for their employees and retirees. In Pennsylvania, the township of Upper Moreland is bumping up property taxes for residents by 13.6% in 2011. Next door the city of Philadelphia this year increased the tax […]

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