Yearly Archives: 2024
Commissioners appoint new library board member, amend library tax resolution
The Washoe Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday appointed Marie Rodriguez to the library board of trustees. Commissioner Jeanne Herman voted against her appointment to the volunteer board.
Probate commissioner bars media from covering Rupert Murdoch family trust court battle
Washoe County Second Judicial District Court Probate Commissioner Edmund Gorman on Tuesday denied media coverage of the Rupert Murdoch family trust hearings in September.
County Commission: More funding approved for toy run, Seven Magic Mountains
The Washoe Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday approved more funding for a toy run that came under fire in July.
NV Energy’s on-again, off-again air conditioning rebates are off at month’s end
NV Energy is ending a popular program that allows Nevadans to save on the cost of new air conditioners and heat pumps, because too many customers are taking advantage of the subsidy.
Downtown Reno library opens new kiosk to access affordable housing resources
The Downtown Reno Library has added a new service kiosk to enhance access to information and resources related to affordable housing.
Sierra Nevada Academy Charter School marks its 25th year with launch of innovative initiative to guide students in their learning journey (sponsored)
Sierra Nevada Academy Charter School (SNACS) is delighted to announce the launch of the PLAY® Interactive Choice Board Learning Management System.
REMSA Health announces the appointment of Miguel Vega to Support Services Manager (sponsored)
REMSA Health welcomes Miguel Vega who will serve in the role of support services manager. Vega has more than 15 years of leadership experience in logistics and operations.
Nevada Supreme Court declines to wade into flap over certification of election results, for now
Nevada's Supreme Court declined Tuesday to wade into an electoral controversy despite pleas from the state's top election official and attorney general after one county initially voted against certifying recount results from the June primary.
Sparks prevails in Ninth Circuit Court on police use-of-force case
The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower federal court's denial of qualified immunity to Sparks police officers in a case involving the use of force during a high-speed chase.
Reno Sparks Chamber of Commerce hosts New Energy Economy event (sponsored)
The Reno + Sparks Chamber of Commerce announces, “The New Energy Economy, What the Future Holds for our Community.”