The Reno Police Department is changing its enforcement approach when it comes to the 4th Street Corridor and the homeless population in the city.
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Former Nevada legislator James Settelmeyer has announced he's running for Rep. Mark Amodei's Congressional seat.
Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo held a ceremonial bill signing on Friday for a crime bill he championed through regular and special sessions of the Nevada Legislature.
On Friday, Nevada gubernatorial candidates Attorney General Aaron Ford and Washoe County Commission Chair Alexis Hill held campaign events.
President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social on Wednesday, calling on Congress to make changes to limit corporate investors from buying up single-family homes, an issue Nevada lawmakers have already been struggling with.
Impacts are still being felt from the 83rd Nevada Legislative Session, with 55 new laws from now in Nevada Statute as of January 1.
Governor Lombardo held ceremonial signings for three bills passed during last month's special session.
The governor has signed 13 bills in total.
Governor Joe Lombardo has signed 13 bills into law following last month's Special Session.
A new law is looking to protect the state from future cyberattacks.
It is the state financial appropriations bill.
The Nevada Legislature's special session has officially come to an end.
Three bills pass through the Nevada Assembly and are now heading to the Senate.
Local politicians are talking about the return of the film tax credits bill for the special session.
They said they were proud of their accomplishments and will continue to serve the state even though they won't be in public office.
In the 2025 Nevada Legislative Session, Senate Bill 319 was passed into law, requiring the county and cities to create a fire study board.
State Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro has announced that she's running for Nevada Attorney General.
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A new program was announced today by Nevada State Treasurer Zach Conine that provides workers in the state with access to retirement savings.
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Senate Bill 263 expands the definition of child pornography to include sexually explicit computer-generated images involving minors.
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