State News
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Record number of Asian-American candidates file to run for Nevada legislature
Locals share the power of feeling represented in positions of power after seven Asian-American candidates filed to run for state office.
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What’s next for Clark County schools in the wake of Superintendent Jara’s departure?
Superintendent Jesus Jara resigned from the superintendent position of the Clark County School District. Here’s what’s next for Clark County schools.
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The surprisingly cute taxidermy shop in Reno (& other quirky stores)
In Reno, the Silver State’s independent spirit shines bright at its locally-owned businesses — especially the quirky ones, like a surprisingly Instagrammable taxidermy shop, where deceased animals are anything but stiff or stuffy.
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Report: Trump’s policies hurt Nevadans’ health and the environment
Trump’s environmental policies had a particularly negative effect on the Latino community in Nevada, which makes up nearly a third of the population of the state.
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Exigen que Baron HR responda por cheques sin fondos e irregularidades
El sábado 24 de febrero, un centenar de trabajadores realizaron una manifestación afuera de las oficinas de Baron HR, para exigir que la empresa se haga responsable por haber emitido cheques sin fondos y otras irregularidades.
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Incrementan inclusión financiera en Nevada con “Juntos Avanzamos”
La Cooperativa de Ahorro y Crédito SCE y el Consulado de México anunciaron una alianza para ampliar la inclusión financiera en Nevada a través de la designación de “Juntos Avanzamos”.
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NV Energy customers, not shareholders, on the hook for employee bonuses
If Southern Nevadans expect better customer service from NV Energy, they’ll have to pay for it. That’s the message from Public Utilities Commissioner Randy Brown, who led the charge to have ratepayers, rather than shareholders, foot the bill for the utility’s employee bonuses.
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Biden se impone en la primaria demócrata en Nevada
El presidente Joe Biden se mostró jubiloso de haber triunfado de manera holgada en la elección primaria en Nevada, la primera del oeste.
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Nevadans could save thousands of dollars if they buy an electric vehicle, study finds
The increase in EV production has led to more jobs and economic growth in the Silver State, provided consumers with more options when looking to purchase a new car, and reduced emissions.
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Entró en vigor el salario que “cambia la vida” de 13,000 Home Care Workers
Después de que el salario se haya estancado en alrededor de $11 por hora durante más de una década en el estado, y luego de años de fuerte defensa sindical, el nuevo salario mínimo ayudará a resolver la crisis de escasez de fuerza laboral para que la población de Nevada que envejece rápidamente y las…
