Councilwoman Victoria Seaman is forgoing re-election in Las Vegas and instead is launching a campaign for a contested Clark County Commission seat.
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The city of Las Vegas formally endorsed state legislation to extend a property tax that funds the salaries of over 800 police officers.
Las Vegas and Clark County officials will vote on resolutions to extend a property tax levy that helps fund about a quarter of Metro’s commissioned officers.
The head of the Southern Nevada Water Authority warned that his agency’s budget is not immune to economic shifts, including those stemming from the Trump administration’s tariff strategy
A proposed downtown Las Vegas nightclub, which was reviewed by the City Council after a quarrel broke out at a public government meeting last month, was approved unanimously.
What began as a routine discussion at a Las Vegas Planning Commission meeting devolved into a squabble that led to a public firing and an arrest.
Vegas Stronger is one of many organizations taking on the homelessness problem. Services offered include, behavioral therapies, workforce training and housing assistance.
The homes are part of six new developments approved by the Las Vegas Planning Commission.
The Regional Transportation Commission says a major transit project underway on Maryland Parkway could help its bike share program grow beyond downtown Las Vegas.
It took 25 years for Congress to authorize nonprofits to clean up abandoned mines without the risk of tall fines.
Projecting a $24.9 million deficit to Las Vegas’ primary fund for the upcoming fiscal year, city officials have called on a “belt-tightening” approach.
The Las Vegas City Council agreed to reschedule its vote on plans to turn a golf course into a sprawling new community.
A real estate firm is looking to turn the city-owned course in east Las Vegas into a mixed-use project with housing units, trails and a community recreation center.
The issue at the heart of the federal suit is whether Las Vegas city marshals can police areas that are not city-owned property.
The city of Las Vegas announced a final resolution had been reached in the Badlands case, ending a longstanding legal battle and making way for a new development.