Two popular Lake Tahoe beaches were closed Friday following a fireworks barge accident. According to a news release from the ...

A ferocious storm killed eight people on a day full of misfortunes and coincidences that showed the limits of human control.

If you're heading out to Lake Tahoe for the Fourth of July, it looks like there will not be a fireworks show this year in ...

Lake Tahoe’s year-round calendar is filled with events celebrating the area’s natural and cultural side spanning adventure ...

Bears in Lake Tahoe walk around like they own the place. For whatever reason, there seem to be more bear sightings/encouters in the California/Nevada town ...

Lake Tahoe visitors will see new parking rules, closures, safety regulations and more this summer. Here's what’s changed and ...

Rain and snow will be nearly constant throughout next week in Lake Tahoe, with a small break Christmas Day on Dec. 25 (which is also the first day of Hanukkah this year). The reprieve won't last ...

The Lake Tahoe planning agency now allows homeowners to remove larger, 14-inch diameter trees without a permit. Prior to the Angora Fire, they could cut only 6-inch trees.

The snow level plays an important role in the odds. Lake Tahoe's elevation is 6,225 feet. Some years, the snow level has been higher than that, leaving Lake Tahoe with rain.

If you’re planning a ski trip to Lake Tahoe—a region centered on the largest alpine lake in North America, straddling California and Nevada—when you plan to go is as important as where.

Tuesday, Christmas Eve: Snow accumulations of 1 to 4 inches at Lake Tahoe, with 3 to 9 inches for elevations above 7,000 feet. A high of 42 at the lake and 37 in the higher elevations.

“Christmas morning should be a classic Tahoe powder day. The sun comes out. It should be 25 degrees, and there should be fresh tracks,” Allegretto said.