North Lake Tahoe Bonanza

Scientists: Lake Tahoe clarity has slowed 'considerably'
For the first time since scientists began taking measurements of Lake Tahoe’s famed water clarity in 1968, UC Davis scientists reported today that the historical rate of decline in the lake’s clarity has slowed considerably in recent years.
May 12, 3:29 PM | Staff Reports

Celebrating 40 years

It’s just another night on the job.
May 10, 3:24 PM | Jen Schmidt Bonzanza Staff Writer

Mother’s day the newborn way with the ‘Incline Five’

The “Incline Five” have been in the spotlight since before they were born five to seven months ago.
May 10, 3:05 PM | By Kyle Magin Bonanza Staff Writer

One cent stamps free
Beginning Monday, the United States Postal Service rate is increasing by one cent to 42 cents per stamp.
May 10, 3:02 PM | By Kevin MacMillan BONANZA INTERIM EDITOR

Local man files in federal court (w/ attached PDF of copy of the filed injunction)
Crystal Bay resident Steven Kroll filed an emergency motion for injunction with the U.S. District Court Tuesday against the Incline Village General Improvement District regarding the district’s recently-enacted First Amendment policy.
May 8, 6:31 PM | Staff Reports

Fixing the Forecast

The Reno-based National Weather Service has traditionally based its recreational forecasts for Lake Tahoe on wind readings and information given to them from the U.S. Coast Guard station in Tahoe City.
May 8, 6:10 PM | By Kyle Magin Bonanza Staff Writer

Parks building project

While initial work already is under way, full-blown construction to replace the district’s decaying parks storage trailer is slated to kick off Monday near the Donald W. Reynolds Community Non-profit Center and Incline Middle School.
May 8, 6:18 PM | By Kevin MacMillan BONANZA INTERIM EDITOR

County passes road changes
The Washoe County Planning Commission approved Boulder Bay LLC’s request Tuesday night to redesign roads around the Tahoe Biltmore in Crystal Bay, but a group of citizens called Friends of Crystal Bay say they plan to appeal the board’s decision.
May 8, 6:27 PM | By Annie Flanzraich Bonanza News Editor

Immigration attorneys: Chances slim for illegal alien
An illegal alien residing in Incline Village who recently was found guilty of a second DUI doesn’t have a good chance at staying in the United States, two immigration attorneys said.
May 8, 5:39 PM | By Kyle Magin Bonanza Staff Writer

Morning Report: Friday, May 9
Today: Sunny, with a high near 56. West wind between 5 and 15 mph.
May 9, 8:35 AM

Morning Report: Tuesday, May 6 — Sunny and mild into next week...
Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 60. West wind between 5 and 15 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph.
May 8, 5:32 AM

Secrecy swirling around South Lake grand jury investigation
Two South Shore residents and the South Lake Tahoe city manager have testified before the El Dorado County civil grand jury after a complaint from a local business owner who has butted heads with officials over the city's sign ordinance.
May 8, 3:10 PM | By Adam Jensen BONANZA NEWS SERVICE

Southern Nevada Health District: 77 more hepatitis cases may trace to clinic
LAS VEGAS — The Southern Nevada Health District says it has identified another 77 people who may have been infected with hepatitis C during medical treatment at a Las Vegas outpatient clinic.
May 8, 3:12 PM | ASSOCIATED PRESS

Fire above Rawe Peak in Dayton
A fire burning on federal land above Rawe Peak in Dayton is thought to have started when an excavator working in the area hit a power pole and dislodged a power line which ignited the brush, Central Lyon County Fire Chief John Gillenwater said.
May 8, 5:17 PM | By F.T. Norton BONANZA NEWS SERVICE

California developer to preserve 240,000 acres of wilderness
LEBEC, Calif.
May 8, 3:05 PM | By NOAKI SCHWARTZ Associated Press Writer

Man accused of 1989 South Lake murder charged with two more slayings
A man accused of the 1989 murder of a South Lake Tahoe teenager has been formally charged with the 1981 murders of two other teen girls in Monterey County.
May 7, 9:23 AM | By Eric Laughlin BONANZA NEWS SERVICE

Muddled misconceptions

A week ago, the Incline Village General Improvement District Board of Trustees adopted Policy and Procedure No. 136, which opens various areas on district property, dubbed “public forum areas,” for the public to exercise First Amendment rights.
May 6, 5:34 PM | By Kevin MacMillan BONANZA INTERIM EDITOR

Deputies seize 20-30 pounds of marijuana over weekend

Two people were arrested in Incline Village early Saturday at their apartment with 20 to 30 pounds of marijuana, other drug paraphernalia and unidentified pills.
May 6, 5:29 PM | By Kyle Magin Bonanza Staff Writer

Another piece of railroad history arrives in Truckee
Arriving on the back of a truck rather than by rail, another piece of locomotive history arrived in Truckee Friday afternoon.
May 7, 9:26 AM | By Greyson Howard BONANZA NEWS SERVICE

May 5, 2008 - Morning Report: Monday, May 5 — Maybe more rain this week?
May 5, 2008 - Youths accused of starting South Shore fire to be evalu...
May 5, 2008 - Working against Wildfire
May 5, 2008 - Governor wins court ruling to have divorce case files s...
May 4, 2008 - IVGID to take public input on recreation pass
May 4, 2008 - Boulder Bay seeks approval
May 4, 2008 - Developer: Boulder Bay could revitalize North Shore
May 4, 2008 - Neighbors: Traffic, project size may change Crystal Bay
May 4, 2008 - Fireside Chat features Boys and Girls Club director
May 2, 2008 - Morning Report: Friday, May 2 — Maybe a thunderstorm th...

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