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COVID-19 Update SMALL BUSINESS SUSTAINABILITY LOAN PROGRAM STILL HELPING IN OUR COMMUNITY. Read On... VACCINE ROLLOUT BEGINS IN CALIFORNIA, EL DORADO COUNTY. CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION ON THE ROLLOUT Read On...

City of South Lake Tahoe News

REMINDER: Community Conversation to be held this Wednesday

The City will hold its next Community Conversation on Wednesday, March 10 from 5:30-7:00 p.m. Read on...
Prioritizing a community for all City Council adopts a strategic plan

City Council approved the strategic plan that lays out the direction the City will go over the next 5 years. Read on...
El Dorado County moves to red tier, limited indoor dining, gatherings, and more now allowed

El Dorado County will move to the less restrictive red tier tomorrow which opens the door to more services and activities for our residents Read on...
March 'At Lake Level' debuts

South Lake Tahoe, CA- The City of South Lake Tahoe is pleased to publish its monthly newsletter - "At Lake Level." Read on...
Hours-long police standoff ends with convicted felon in custody

South Lake Tahoe Police were involved in an hours-long standoff in the 3700 block of Alder Ave. Read on...
South Lake Tahoe Fire Rescue saves multiple lives in morning fire

This morning, South Lake Tahoe Fire Rescue responded to a fire at an apartment complex at 4123 Pine Blvd. Read on...
State, County roll out new websites, answers on COVID-19 vaccinations

Two new websites plus answers to frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccine just rolled out. Read on...
City still recruiting volunteers for “Safety Ambassador” program

The City of South Lake Tahoe is still recruiting residents to educate our community and visitors on the importance of safety, and mask-wearing during this pandemic. Read on...
City Council approves new reimbursements for restaurants, helps local charity provide local support

City Council approved several new programs this week aimed at helping those in need and local businesses get through the pandemic. Read on...