Celebrate the food, culture, music and traditions of Italy with Reno's final street festival of the season - the Great Italian Festival.
Palisades Tahoe received the first snow of the season Tuesday night, with 6-8" of accumulation on the upper mountain. All gears are turning in preparation for another great winter.
On October 1, 2011, on Donner Summit, Tahoe TV caught up with 24 year-old Sam Fox, who is running the length of the Pacific Crest Trail, from Canada to Mexico, to raise money for Parkinson's Research.
North Tahoe's Passport to Dining, back for its 7th year, brings the community together at the North Tahoe Event Center for an evening of great food, beer and wine, live music and good cheer October 6th from 7-9pm.
The 2nd Annual Lake Tahoe Restaurant Week, October 2-9, highlights Tahoe's culinary talent, excellent cuisine, and spectacular locations, with special values at restaurants and eateries around the lake.
A 24 year-old from Rhode Island, running the Pacific Crest Trail from Canada to Mexico to raise funds to support Parkinson's research and attempting to break the PCT speed record, will pass over Donner Pass on October 1st.
Following months of rumor and speculation, Palisades Tahoe and Alpine Meadows have now officially announced that they are, indeed, becoming one. Starting this winter, with both resorts under 'common ownership', skiers and riders will enjoy both mountains under one lift ticket and one season pass.
Twice a year, in March and September, during an equinox, night and day are equal in length. On September 23, 2011 this signals the official start of fall.
Great America theme park has been sold for $70 million to a San Francisco real estate firm, JMA, who also owns Alpine Meadows Ski Resort, in a deal intended to resolve a two-year-old lawsuit filed by the park’s operators against the city of Santa Clara.
Teton Gravity Research premiers its new HD ski film 'One For The Road' on Friday, September 23rd at Alpine Meadows Lodge. This year's film includes footage shot at Palisades Tahoe.