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State Parks struggling to deal with money woes

Rail jam in South Lake Tahoe

Where are you going to be spending the Super Bowl?

Origins of Black History Month

RAOK: Being kind when others are upset

Free shuttle to 2 North Shore ski resorts

Grand jury out of money, takes county to court to get more

Business By Referral Luncheon with South Tahoe Chamber of Commerce

Join us at the Rockwater Restaurant for a business networking and referral lunch! The South Tahoe Chamber is growing fast and has several events coming up in the next few months, this is a good time to get connected and involved!
For more information, go to the South Tahoe Chamber website or call (530)542-5060

Opinion: State Parks’ rehearing of Washoe Meadows was a farce

Brown’s shelter plan met with growls from pet advocates

Officers to increase DUI patrol on Super Bowl Sunday

Commission upholds Washoe Meadows reclassification

California State Parks is gearing up for a legal battle with the South Shore's Washoe Meadows Community over the reclassification of Washoe Meadows State Park into a “state recreation area.”
The classification change is a critical component of a proposal to move up to nine holes of Lake Tahoe Golf Course onto undeveloped land as part of a project to restore that section of the Upper Truckee River.

California could run out of cash in a month

Reward offered in shooting of cat

Lake Tahoe News wins 4 awards for traveling writing

Full moon ski, dinner benefits North Shore foundation

Environmental Awareness Day at Sugar Bowl

Barton Osteoporosis & Bone Health observational study — now enrolling patients

Barton Osteoporosis & Bone Health physician, William Cottrell, MD, has partnered with Amgen pharmaceuticals to conduct an observational study to evaluate the drug Prolia (denosumab) – a medication approved by the FDA in July 2010 to treat postmenopausal women diagnosed with osteoporosis.

“At Lake Tahoe, we live in a relatively healthy community and people are always surprised to find out that osteoporosis can effect them too,” Cottrell explains. “Patients often think that since their overall health is good, the last thing on their mind is if their bones are thin.”

Police seek help on drugged driving

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - The federal government should help police departments nationwide obtain the tools and training needed to attack a rising scourge of driving under the influence, two U.S. senator...

North Tahoe high jazz band turning back time

If Gingrich loses in Fla., can he come back again?

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Can Newt Gingrich come back a third time?If he loses Tuesday in Florida's primary, Gingrich will spend the next month trying to prove the answer is yes."We were dead in June an...

Dry winter in Calif reduces Sierra Nevada snowpack

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - State water officials say recent storms have not made up for this year's dry winter, leaving California's snowpack at below average levels.The Sierra Nevada snowpack is a ...

Super Bowl week begins, ice and snow no-shows

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Patriots coach Bill Belichick could leave his familiar hoodies in the hotel drawer. There was no need to bundle up for the start of only the fourth Super Bowl week in a northern...

Super Bowl week begins, ice and snow no-shows

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Patriots coach Bill Belichick could leave his familiar hoodies in the hotel drawer. There was no need to bundle up for the start of only the fourth Super Bowl week in a northern...

Bill would give lawmakers control of court budgets

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - The state Assembly on Monday narrowly approved legislation that would return control of California's $3 billion court budget to the Legislature, stripping some authority f...

Tentative ruling in Medi-Cal case stops cuts

LOS ANGELES (AP) - A federal judge issued a tentative ruling Monday to stop 10 percent cuts to payments many medical providers get from serving Medi-Cal patients in California.In a tentative ruling...

Tentative ruling in Medi-Cal case stops cuts

LOS ANGELES (AP) - A federal judge issued a tentative ruling Monday to stop 10 percent cuts to payments many medical providers get from serving Medi-Cal patients in California.In a tentative ruling...

Home prices dropped in November in most US cities

WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. home prices fell for a third straight month in nearly all cities tracked by a major index. The declines show that most homeowners are not reaping the benefits from some signs...

Tahoe environmental center presents lecture that addresses transportation solutions

Volatile oil prices. Looming climate change. Worldwide economic and political unrest. Worsening traffic congestion. Crisis in transportation financing.

Monday's Sports in Brief

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - NCAA President Mark Emmert reiterated his support for a two-round, four-team BCS championship playoff and his concern about the discord created by conference expansion.E...

RAOK: From the ER to putting on a birthday party

Opinion: Organizations keep Bread & Broth alive

Ticks carrying Lyme disease a problem in Placer County

K’s Kitchen: A casserole with Minnesota’s state grain

Charitable giving on the increase in California

Redevelopment’s demise a mixed bag in South Tahoe

Kenny Loggins at Harrah's South Shore Room

With a past and musical history of a multitude of styles, Kenny Loggins remains a brilliant singer-songwriter and guitarist with a lifelong passion for exploring the endless power of the song to communicate. Tickets are $69 plus tax. For reservations and video links, go to Harrah's events online or call for reservations (800) 786-8208.

The Improv at Harveys

Audiences laugh it up Wednesday through Sunday at the hilarious Improv at Harvey's Cabaret!Featuring two new comics weekly, and hosted by local radio personality and resident funny guy Howie Nave, the fun just keeps on coming all year long. Shows are Wednesdays-Fridays & Sundays at 9 pm at $25 and Saturdays at 8:30 pm & 10:30 pm for $30.

Death Valley volcano could blow again

Tower of Power at Harrah's South Shore Room

The group still garners rave reviews, and leaves the audiences dancing in their seats in the arenas, theatres, and outdoor venues they play year 'round. Melding soul, jazz, funk, and rock in a way no group ever has, the ten-piece outfit is, according to the HOLLYWOOD REPORTER, “tighter than a clenched fist.” Tickets are $37.50 and can be purchased online at Harrah's events or call (800)786-8208.

Los Lonely Boys at Harrah's South Shore Room

Rockpango is a spirit and sound coined by Los Lonely Boys that takes the next step from fandango (a beat of loving celebration) and then huapango (another infectious Latin rhythm that gets the fiesta cooking) to a full-scale Tex-Mex American roots rock party galore.
Tickets are $35 plus tax and can be purchased by visiting Harrah's online or call (800) 786-8208.

Illusion Fusion starring Alex Ramon at Horizon

"Illusion Fusion", a brand new, high-energy theatrical show stars Award-Winning Master Magician Alex Ramon & Friends, featuring mind-blowing illusions, slight-of-hand close-up, and unique, never-before-seen magic that defines the word "art". Appears nightly (Thursday-Monday) in the Golden Cabaret, with 2 Shows on Saturdays. Tickets are $24.95, with FREE tickets on Sundays for special guests 12 and under. See Horizon events online for more information or call (775)588-6211.

Sierra Crest Snowshoe Trek at Kirkwood

Hoot 'n Howl at the Moon! Join us for our monthly guided snowshoe trek under the light of the full moon. There is nothing more unique and beautiful than the reflected light of the moon on the snow. Arrive at 6:00pm. Reservations are required. Cost $25 (plus $5 snowshoe rental) For more information or to make a reservation call the Cross Country & Snowshoe Center at (209)258-7248.

Sierra Crest Snowshoe Trek at Kirkwood

Hoot 'n Howl at the Moon! Join us for our monthly guided snowshoe trek under the light of the full moon. There is nothing more unique and beautiful than the reflected light of the moon on the snow. Arrive at 6:00pm. Reservations are required. Cost $25 (plus $5 snowshoe rental) For more information or to make a reservation call the Cross Country & Snowshoe Center at (209)258-7248.

Casinos ordered to pay sales tax on comped meals

Book sale at South Tahoe library

Robber gets away with cash from South Tahoe bank

Suit claims well-known Nevada businessman embezzled millions

Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort Athletes Dominate Winter X Games

The Winter X Games in Aspen, Colo., had the trademark of Sierra-at-Tahoe stamped on it this weekend in the form of medals won. In separate events, Jamie Anderson took home a gold, Maddie Bowman a silver and Hannah Teeter, a bronze. Here's the release provided by Sierra Resort:

Bookstores’ relevance weens with e-readers

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