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El desproporcionado impacto de COVID-19 en las comunidades de color provocó que los legisladores de Nevada calificaran el racismo como una crisis de salud pública, durante el último día de la 32ª sesión especial.

As COVID-19 disproportionately impacts people of color, Nevada lawmakers named racism as a public health crisis during the last day of the 32nd special session.

Lawmakers in Nevada’s Senate and Assembly this week passed a controversial measure to remove protections for law enforcement officers.

Lawmakers in the Senate introduced a bill during the 32nd special session that would halt some evictions in the state, passing it with bipartisan support.

Collecting money from the mining industry is back under discussion for the 32nd special session.

More than 50 demonstrators lined the street in front of Sweet Tahoe Time, an ice cream shop in Kings Beach, California, on Tuesday to protest the owner.

Amendment No. 7 to Assembly Bill 3—a massive bill that proposes cuts to public education in the state as well as Nevada’s Department of Health and Human services and its departments—was swiftly passed today by members of Nevada’s Assembly.

The Assembly introduced, added an amendment and voted within three hours on a new bill, Assembly Bill 4, to reduce deductions from mining companies.

The Nevada Senate voted on two bills on Monday, the only two bills to be introduced and passed by the senate so far.

The Sparks City Hall was vandalized in the early morning hours after the city’s current and former mayors defended recent police actions.