Lake Tahoe

The Nevada Division of State Lands announced today that nearly $200,000 will be used to fund environmental projects at Lake Tahoe.

For the second consecutive year officials in Incline Village and Crystal Bay have decided to suspend their annual Fourth of July fireworks show.

Once the purview of homeowners trying to make a few bucks off a spare room, short-term rentals have become an industry, albeit a largely unregulated one.

Snowpacks are off to a below normal start across the Eastern Sierra and northern Nevada this year.

Plastics, ropes, aluminum cans, clothing and tires are among the nearly 8,200 pounds of small litter removed this summer Tahoe and Donner lakes.

Nevada State Parks officials are anticipating increased traffic and a surge of visitors to Sand Harbor this Labor Day weekend.

Last Friday, a community mural arts project commissioned by the Tahoe Fund and other had its official ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Multiple wildlife, recreation and outdoor organizations in the Lake Tahoe area are celebrating this week after another successful season for the peregrine falcon.

Researchers at UNR at working with innovators on a pilot project to apply UV-C light in Lake Tahoe’s marinas to kill invasive aquatic plants.

Visitor services and interpretive programs at the Taylor Creek Visitor Center in South Lake Tahoe, California, have been canceled through the end of October.