LAKE TAHOE (KOLO) - The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency has approved strengthening boat inspections at Lake Tahoe after an invasive species was discovered only a few hours from the Tahoe Basin.

Boats with two or three problem areas will be charged $30; those with more than three will pay $60. “These strengthened procedures are necessary to preserve Tahoe’s waters,” said Hayley ...

The invasive bivalves, native to Asia, have prompted officials at other waterways, including Lake Tahoe, to tighten restrictions on boats and decontamination in the hopes of thwarting the mussels ...

Boats will be facing stricter inspections at Lake Tahoe after invasive mussels were discovered in California waters just a few hours away from the basin. The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency ...

Katie Joll Carved millions of years ago by passing glaciers, this state park is a must-see for anyone looking to experience Lake Tahoe's beauty. Surrounded by towering trees, this inlet along the ...

Even on family-friendly models, don’t expect the same plush seating found in mainstream runabouts and deck boats. Some models ... Crownline, Starcraft, and Tahoe; pontoon manufacturers Bennington, ...