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Suicidal woman detained by South Lake Tahoe authorities after armed standoff

A 49-year-old Sacramento kept authorities at bay overnight in an armed standoff at a South Lake Tahoe motel. The following information comes from South Lake Tahoe Police regarding the standoff at the Pine Cone Acre Motel in South Lake Tahoe. No shots were fired.

10-hour standoff at South Tahoe hotel ends peacefully

Coyote Grill Welcomes the South Lake Tahoe Senior Center to 'All You Can Eat Chili'

Event Date: 
June 14, 2012 (All day)

The Coyote Grill welcomes the 'South Lake Tahoe Senior Center to 'All You Can Eat Chili.'

The Coyote Grill dishes up 'All You Can Eat Chili' every Thursday from 5:00 PM 'till closing and donates 20% of all proceeds to each beneficiary.

'The Best Place to Hang, Nevada Side...'

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Round Hill Square
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K’s Kitchen: Finding a new use for radishes

Snippets about Lake Tahoe

Opinion: Brown’s tax plan on shaky ground

LTUSD budget leaves 1% in reserves

Fly fishing is all about the bugs and an accurate cast

Woman detained after tense overnight standoff with police

UPDATE 8:50AM; Here is the latest from the South Lake Tahoe Police Department regarding the armed standoff overnight. The woman was detained by authorities at around 5 a.m.

Armed Standoff with Barricaded Suicidal Subject

Reno Rodeo feeling impact of rising fuel, feed costs

Invasive weed spreads from Tahoe to Truckee River to Pyramid Lake

World-renowned classical musicians to perform at Lake Tahoe SummerFest

Internationally renowned soloists and a world-class orchestra of 38 instrumentalists will contribute to an exclusive series of classical concerts and performances during Lake Tahoe SummerFest, the first three weekends of August.

Burglary suspect forces Sierra House to be on lockdown

Colleges court California students

School locked down as police seek intruder at nearby home

Sierra House Elementary School was locked down Wednesday afternoon while police sought an alleged intruder in a nearby home.A resident of a Musgrave Court residence returned home about 2:30 p.m. an...

Liberty Utilities parent company gets PUC approval in recent acquisition

Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. has announced that Liberty Utilities, its regulated distribution utility business, received approval from the California Public Utilities Commission to acquire 100 percent of the regulated electricity distribution business in and around South Lake Tahoe, Calif.

Exploring new ways to fund transportation projects and road repair

Transportation projects are not always about new capacity for automobiles and trucks. Transportation projects may include improvements for, airports, railroads, mass transit, bike lanes and walking paths. These projects are often constructed to help environmental impact, provide for better safety and more economical ways for people to do there business or pleasure.

3 fundraisers at Vikingsholm raise money for historic castle

Don Q's Fishing Report for the week of June 13-20

Here is this week's fishing report for rivers, lakes and streams in Nevada, Northern California and the Sierra. This report is for the week of June 13-20.

Proud to Say: Congrats to the class of 2012

It's official: we're all getting older. If you had a child graduate recently, I'm sure you felt a little older on that day more than most. But this isn't a column for you; it's for those kids who w...

More than 300 kids participate in elementary track classic

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - The 2012 Elementary Track and Field Classic sponsored by the South Lake Tahoe Optimist Club, AD Sports Tahoe and Lake Tahoe Track Club was sizzling. With cold weather in ...

Sports Briefs: Tahoe Legends run this Saturday

Track for Community and Kids is holding the Tahoe Legends 5 and 10 kilometer race that snakes through the rolling hills, forest, meadows and finishes on the track at the South Tahoe Community Youth...

Former Wolf Pack golfer prepares for U.S. Open

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. - While Scott Smith doesn't tee off at the U.S. Open until Thursday, the 2006 Fallon grad and four-year starter at Nevada got into the festivities early.Smith, who tied for se...

Tahoe Regional Young Professionals Gets Dirty with Trail Building Day

Tahoe Regional Young Professionals will be getting dirty with this month’s community beautification project to help re-build trails in conjunction with the Tahoe Rim Trail Association, June 23 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

For first lady, the garden is about more than food

Villalobos sues casinos for return of debt payments to add to bankruptcy estate

Calif. governor demands more cuts from Democrats

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Gov. Jerry Brown demanded legislative Democrats make deeper cuts to help close California's $15.7 billion deficit even as state lawmakers rejected some of those reductions...

Genetically modified foods may get label in Calif.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - California voters will soon decide whether to require special labels for food made from genetically modified ingredients, in a closely watched test of consumer attitudes about ...

Future of California state parks remains uncertain

TRPA withdrawl sponsor defeated in primary election

CARSON CITY, Nev. - The North Las Vegas lawmaker who sponsored the bill to pull Nevada out of the TRPA was defeated in the primary.State Sen. John Lee, D-North Las Vegas, was overwhelmingly defeate...

Wheeler defeates Kite, Schmidt in Assembly 39 race

MINDEN, Nev. - Assembly District 39 challenger Jim Wheeler defeated incumbent Kelly Kite by fewer than 200 votes on Tuesday night."This is 100 percent because of the people I had helping me," Wh...

Matthew Christenson — 1981-2012

Synchronized skating event at South Tahoe rink

Letter to the editor: Do research before commenting on the Regional Plan Update

North and South shore residents, the Regional Plan Update environmental documentation was released at the April 25 governing board meeting. Recent comments have been made in the local Tahoe papers,...

Saunders: Out of touch? Not so much. Out of gas? Definitely.

"The private sector is doing fine," President Barack Obama declared Friday at a news conference that was supposed to show that the administration knows how to make the economy stronger.It was a bad...

OBITUARY: Chelerina G. Gontang

February 2, 1927 - June 4, 2012Chelerina G Gontang passed away on Monday, June 4 at a local hospital in Reno. She was surrounded by three of her nine children. She was born February 2, 1927 in Sama...

A hands-on lesson

More than 60 fifth-graders from Lake Tahoe Environmental Science Magnet School got their hands dirty Tuesday for a project at a swale near Baldwin Beach.Throughout the school year, the students ...

Man arrested on suspicion of kidnapping roommate

Police arrested a South Lake Tahoe man on suspicion of numerous crimes, including kidnapping, after he allegedly prevented his roommate and kept him from leaving a residence on Clement Street Frida...

Police: Burglary may be tied to marijuana grow

A Douglas County Sheriff's deputy responded to the Tahoe Resource Conservation District boat inspection station near U.S. Highway 50 and Nevada State Route 28 Sunday morning following a report of a...

Nevada casinos see April gain, South Shore down

Nevada casinos saw an increase in business in April, but the bump was driven largely by the southern half of the state and how the month's figures were counted.Statewide, revenue at Nevada casinos ...

LTUSD not in agreement regarding equality of ball fields

Sharing the road key to safe travels

Opinion: We need true discourse, not a cheer(leader)

California chefs attempt to repeal foie gras ban

Placer County wrestles with declining revenues

What is the best thing to come out of the Angora Fire?

Students learn about yesteryear Tahoe; help environment

Douglas County’s Kite bounced from Assembly

Image caught by camper confirmed to be wolverine

Strategist brought in to help resolve Raleys’ union-management strife

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