ACLU NV Threatens Lawsuit Against City of Las Vegas ‘Order Out Corridor’ Bill
In August, 2022, the ACLU NV filed a joint amicus brief with the Nevada Supreme Court in response to an “Order Out Corridor” for the Las Vegas Strip
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A 39-Year-Old Man Accused of Sexual Assault Against Children
LAS VEGAS – Las Vegas Metro police have arrested Joshua Aja on 22 charges, including several counts of lewdness with a child and sexual assault against a child. A child under the age of 10 reported in October that a person had forced her to perform oral sex on him.
Ranked Choice Voting–‘A History of Confusion And Pollution of The Election System’
In an interview with the Director of the Center for Election Integrity, Mike Vallante lays out the perils of ranked-choice voting
Reno Takes Action to Enhance Wild Horse Safety Following Recent Incidents
Reno, NV – In the wake of three wild horse collisions occurring in October near Damonte Ranch, the City of Reno has embarked on a mission to enhance safety for both these magnificent creatures and the local community. Councilwoman Naomi Duerr announced the city’s efforts to reduce such incidents and
NV Poll Spells Trouble For President Biden and Senator Rosen
Biden’s approval rating is at 38 percent, 31 percent of respondents never heard of Rosen
Assembly Democrats Call For CCSD Superintendent’s Resignation
CCSD responds: ‘Get your own house in order’
Governor Lombardo Throws Shade At The GOP
In an interview with Nevada Newsmakers, Lombardo blasts the First in the West Caucus and the ‘chaos within the Republican party’
Washoe County Admits Elections Need ‘Major Overhaul’ After Judge Quickly Dismisses Election Lawsuit
Judge James T. Russell dismissed concrete concerns presented in court which were later affirmed by election officials
DCCC Adds Rep. Dina Titus To Frontline Program
On the heels of her abysmal Q3 fundraising numbers, her addition to the program signals her vulnerability
Nevada Reports Nine Straight Months Of Employment Growth
September marks the first time in Silver State history that its labor force exceeded 1.6 million