Plans for a “flying” electric ferry on Lake Tahoe, expected to carry up to 300 passengers per day at a cost of $50 each way, have sparked questions about whether such a service would meaningfully reduce area traffic and serve local commuters.

Lake Tahoe’s stunning winter landscape and vibrant resort-town atmosphere make it the perfect place to celebrate the New Year. Whether you’re craving a family-friendly event with fireworks, a chic gala at a casino resort, or a high-energy concert and dance party, Tahoe has something to suit every style. Here’s your guide to some of the top New Year’s Eve events around the lake—from Incline Village and Crystal Bay to Stateline and South Lake.

Placer County officials have issued a health advisory for the Carnelian Bay area of Lake Tahoe following a significant sewage spill on Thursday evening. The spill has led to the closure of Carnelian West Beach and Patton Beach as cleanup efforts continue and water quality tests are conducted.

Incline Village is set to dazzle this Fourth of July as Red, White & Tahoe Blue II announces that Washoe County has officially granted an Outdoor Festival Business License for a stunning fireworks display. Incline Village Fireworks Scheduled from 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., the event promises to transform the skies above Incline Village Beach into a spectacle of light and color.

After a five-year hiatus, Incline Village and Crystal Bay are poised to dazzle residents and visitors this Fourth of July with a spectacular fireworks display. Red, White & Tahoe Blue II, a volunteer-driven nonprofit, is spearheading the revival of this cherished tradition, aiming to recapture the community spirit and visual splendor that once ranked the event as the sixth best fireworks show in the country.

Community Funding Drives the Spectacle

TRUCKEE, Calif. — The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe, a premier luxury resort known for its AAA Five Diamond status and idyllic location at Northstar California Resort, has announced the completion of a significant $20 million renovation aimed at enriching guest experiences with modern, sophisticated enhancements. The extensive upgrades span across the resort, including reimagined guest rooms, a revitalized club lounge, refreshed spa amenities, and the introduction of a new Topgolf Swing Suite.

Anticipation is building in Incline Village Crystal Bay as the not-for-profit organization Red, White & Tahoe Blue II spearheads an effort to revive the beloved Fourth of July fireworks display, with community support at its core. Drawing from the collective spirit and generosity of both residents and visitors, this initiative seeks to illuminate the night sky in a testament to tradition, unity, and patriotic celebration.

Palisades Tahoe has reported a tragic update following the avalanche that occurred this morning on the Palisades side of the resort. The incident took place at approximately 9:30 a.m. in the GS gully area, to the skier’s right of the KT-22 chairlift.

In response to the avalanche, Palisades Tahoe Ski Patrol, along with over 100 resort personnel and members of the public, immediately conducted a thorough search of the area. The search utilized avalanche transceivers, probes, RECCO Rescue System technology, and avalanche rescue dog teams.