Tahoe City News

An outdoor meal and a frosty drink in the mountains during summer become even better when partnered with some free, live music.

Work could resume as early as next month on a scaled-back retail development project at what once was supposed to be a new convention center at South Lake Tahoe.

Attending a two-year college: 46 percent , with 66 percent planning on transferring to a four-year university TAHOE CITY, Calif.

Justin Dursa and Matt Chaffin caught four rainbows and a catfish while fishing Snallygaster and Turkey Point.

South Lake Tahoe's infamous "hole in the ground" soon may be partially filled after City Council members voted Tuesday to allow some construction to resume this summer.

So you made it to Lake Tahoe, but you're a little strapped for cash? There is plenty to do at Tahoe when you're on a budget, from late-night entertainment to movies on the beach and of course - the free outdoors.

Lake Tahoe's picturesque and varied landscape of towering mountains, woodlands and blue waters attracts not only visitors, but movie production companies that are helping drive the local economy.

Amy Edgett / Sierra Sun From left: BGCNLT members Marco Villa Rodrigas, 10, and Osvaldo Sanchez draw "Why I love the Boys & Girls Club" posters for the Kids First Breakfast June 8. Rodrigas likes the "bot lab" and playing on the computers.

Courtesy Nevada Historical Society Truckee's patriarch, Charles F. McGlashan, was an intelligent, talented, and energetic jack-of-all-trades.

Becky Regan / Tahoe Daily Tribune Trail runner Kelly Miller cruises along the Rubicon Trail, which wraps around Emerald Bay.

Amy Edgett / Sierra Sun Ryan Taylor spreads a little ivory love in Truckee with Thick Newton.

Lake Tahoe's 72 miles of shoreline are lined with the kind of beaches that soften consciousness into daydreams.

On May 23 around 11:39 a.m., troopers stopped a 1998 Toyota 4-Runner for an unsafe lane change violation on eastbound Interstate 70 in Preble County, according to a release.

The long-planned trail for the Montini Open Space Preserve will finally become a reality following approval by the county's Board of Supervisors last week for a $333,600 trail contract with a Tahoe City contractor.

A poster shows a proposed partial development of the Chateau-at-Heveanly Village project.