Miranda Jacobson is a journalist based in South Lake Tahoe, California. She writes for multiple local publications including the Tahoe Daily Tribune, Mountain Democrat, Sierra Sun, and North Lake Tahoe Bonanza. Miranda covers a range of topics including local government, community events, sports, and outdoor activities in the Lake Tahoe area.
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Miranda's coverage focuses on local news in the South Lake Tahoe area, with an emphasis on expert commentary and announcements. If you're looking to pitch to Miranda, consider providing insights from local experts or community figures related to topics such as business developments, transportation issues, family-related events, government and politics within the South Lake Tahoe region.
Given the themes covered in her articles including Business & Industry and Government & Politics among others, relevant pitches might include interviews with local business owners or politicians discussing community initiatives or policy changes affecting South Lake Tahoe. With a strong emphasis on expert commentary and announcements, ensure that your pitch includes credible sources who can provide valuable insight into these localized areas of interest.
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The crash occurred on Mount Rose and College Blvd.
By: Miranda Jacobson
KINGS BEACH, Calif.— Improving the water clarity in Lake Tahoe has been a huge priority among agencies in Lake Tahoe, and the official ribbon cutting at Lower Secline in Kings Beach on Thursday, Nov. 30, was...
By: Miranda Jacobson
TAHOE CITY, Calif.— The North Tahoe High School varsity girls volleyball team swept the Nevada 2A State Championship in Las Vegas in early November, marking the first win of it’s kind to the team since...
By: Miranda Jacobson
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev.— Sierra Community House has released their Peak Impact Report for 2022-2023, highlighting the achievements of the year while celebrating the outstanding contributions from the community. Sierra Community House is a non-profit with...
By: Miranda Jacobson
Melissa Mangiaracina will be running for Justice of Peace in Incline Village and Crystal Bay in 2024. Provided/Melissa Mangiaracina INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev.— After serving Incline Village and Crystal Bay as the Justice of Peace for the past 17 years, Judge Alan Tiras has announced that he will not be running for the re-election in the upcoming year.
A novice learning to pizza on SchoolHouse at Diamond Peak Ski Resort. This is the beginner run on the mountain, and is friendly to all.
It’s a cold, snowy morning in the basin. The only thing you want to do is warm up after a long day on the mountain, and you’re on the search for the best soups in the basin.
By: Miranda Jacobson
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE — It’s a cold, snowy evening. The only thing you want to do is warm up after a long day on the mountain and you’re on the
Spend time outdoors in the hot springs, grounding yourself in serenity.
Clam Chowder from MacDuffs. Miranda Jacobson / Tahoe Magazine It’s a cold, snowy morning in the basin. The only thing you want to do is warm up after a long day on the mountain, and you’re on the search for the best soups in the basin.
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