AT&T agrees to remove lead cabling from Lake Tahoe
AT&T has agreed to remove abandoned telecommunications cables that have caused toxic lead to filter into Lake Tahoe. The carrier agreed to remove the cabling as part of a settlement it reached in court with the California Sportfishing Protection Alliance (CSPA), which has been pushing the case since 2021.
The USDA Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit’s (LTBMU) announced last year that the Christmas Tree Permit Program ...
"A drier weather pattern returns while temperatures warm up and remain near average from Friday through early next week," the ...
A tech CEO sold one of the most expensive homes in Lake Tahoe last month for $47.5 million — but that doesn’t mean the sale ...
The California Tahoe Conservancy board meeting celebrated 40 years of its existence at their board meeting this Thursday, ...
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. (KOLO) - Fire crews are battling a lightning-sparked fire near Incline Village. The North Lake Tahoe ...
September 20, 2024—Jon Youngberg and Scott Bertram, VP of Sales and Marketing-Installation Supplies and VP of Sales-Flooring, respectively with Tom Duffy, and Kemp Harr discuss the Tom Duffy Company’s ...
Kortemeier will present her findings at the Geological Society of America’s annual meeting on Monday at the Anaheim ...
New research conducted by a Western Nevada College professor has found that Lake Tahoe is 2.3 million years old, making it ...
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif — Lake Tahoe, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, is facing a new threat from an unlikely source: tiny New Zealand mud snails. These invasive species, no larger than a grain ...
As winter approaches, forecasters are weighing in on what Tahoe residents can expect for the upcoming season. Predictions ...
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