Twenty-five candidates are running for four CCSD school board seats in the election this year. Voters will narrow down the races in the primary election on Tuesday.
Triple digit temperatures are the unofficial start to summer in southern Nevada, but with extreme heat conditions, preparedness is key to avoiding heat-related injuries or even death.
Clark County issued its first sidewalk vendor license this week to a family-run popsicle and aguas frescas (fruit drinks) stand, a month after Commissioners approved the ordinance that established the requirements, including hours of operation, licensing fees, and cart size limits.
More than $150 million in recently announced federal funding will help make solar energy more accessible for low-income and disadvantaged communities in Nevada as part of an effort to boost widespread adoption of clean energy.
The offer includes no wage increases in the first three years of a five-year contract and a $1 per hour package increase after that, of which only half would go towards raising workers’ pay.
The 2024 election season is upon us and between now and November, certain issues such as reproductive rights, affordable housing, inflation and the economy, the environment, and immigration will be at the front of many people’s minds and votes.
En junio de 2021, el 75% (o aproximadamente 225,000) estudiantes del CCSD calificaron para recibir almuerzo gratis — o a precio reducido — como parte de un programa federal para estudiantes de hogares de bajos ingresos.
As of June 2021, 75% (or about 225,000) students in CCSD qualified for free or reduced-price meals as part of a federal program for students from low-income households.
La votación anticipada en las primarias de Nevada comienza el 25 de mayo. Esto es lo que necesitas saber.
The Secretary of State will determine whether the reproductive rights amendment qualifies for the November ballot, and advocates are optimistic, having submitted more than double the number of signatures required by law.
