Rules to Lake By
Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority is stepping up to encourage responsible recreation in the basin and to combat the reputation that’s developed in recent years about litter and traffic congestion and our region being “over-touristed.” Recent activations include: Rules to Lake By | Rules to Lake By is a campaign developed as a gentle reminder that our […]
Douglas County Launches Paid Parking Program at Zephyr Cove Beach
Douglas County is pleased to announce important updates to parking regulations and options for visitors and residents enjoying Zephyr Cove Beach at Lake Tahoe this summer. For the first time, “No Parking” signs will line both sides of Highway 50 in each direction from the new stoplight installed by the Nevada Department of Transportation at […]
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Winter Storm – Possible Kingsbury Grade Closure
Bhupinder Sandu, NDOT District II Engineer, has advised that the coming major winter storm, anticipated snowfall rates, blizzard warnings, and staffing concerns, may cause NDOT to close SR 207, Kingsbury Grade, on the Carson Valley side. Depending on the timing of the storm, this closure may come as early as this Friday evening. He said every […]
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Introducing Rules to Lake By
Whether you live here or come alive here, Lake Tahoe is a place worth protecting. How? By embracing five simple ways to visit the South Shore respectfully, sustainably, and collaboratively. Learn these Rules to Lake By from Visit Lake Tahoe and help us preserve all this awesome for years to come. […]
Tahoe Chamber Solidarity with City of South Lake Tahoe Opposing Caltrans Plan to Increase Speeds on Segments of US 50 and SR 89
June 29, 2023 Dear Director Benipal: Lake Tahoe, within Caltrans District 3, has benefited from your direct engagement on many of the issues and challenges we have collectively faced over the years during your tenure as Caltrans District 3 Director. Today, we are writing to respectfully request your direct engagement in connection with the recent […]
Marcia Sarosik’s Legacy | Women’s History Month
For over 39 years, Marcia Sarosik spread dance and love in Tahoe, teaching over 5,000 students and touching the hearts of thousands more in the community. She created Lake Tahoe’s Shining Stars non-profit in 2006 in hopes of helping students who were not able to afford dance classes. Many of her students paid very little […]
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Celebrating local women who are making a difference today | Women’s History Month
Women’s History Month honors important female leaders from various fields – such as politics, science and entertainment – who have and continues to create opportunities for all and are often lesser-known figures from history who deserving recognition for their contributions to society. This month, we wanted to celebrate our LOCAL women changemakers and trailblazers. We’ve […]
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10-year extension of the Lake Tahoe Restoration Act introduced
Steve Teshara, Tahoe Chamber Director of Government Relations, was on hand in Washington, D.C. earlier this month with his colleagues from the Lake Tahoe Partnership advocacy team. Here they are in support of Nevada U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto as she signs papers to introduce a 10-year extension of the Lake Tahoe Restoration Act (LTRA) […]
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