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Keolis is in labor negotiations with the bus workers’ union, Teamsters Union Local 533. Relationships have been tense between the union and the international, France-based company.

Several new affordable housing projects are planned in Reno’s core with the help of the city’s allocation of more than $14 million in private activity bonds.

The federal eviction moratorium expires on Saturday, leaving millions of renters across the country in jeopardy of being evicted. Tens of thousands of Nevadans could be affected.

Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak today visited two local businesses to hear concerns about pandemic recovery and to present a check to one of the last local businesses to receive a Pandemic Emergency Technical Support (PETS) grant from the state.

Like finding a $20 bill underneath your sofa cushion, Reno City Council is back with a bonus meeting this coming Wednesday, July 28. They’ll return to alternating weeks with the Planning Commission after that, but in the meantime we get a packed meeting just one week after the last one.

Keolis North America, Washoe County’s bus contractor, reported today hundreds of rides continue to be canceled as the company’s dispute with its workers’ union continues.

The data from the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation’s (DETR) June 2021 economic report is the first look at the state’s workforce recovery since the full reopening on June 1.

RTC contractor Keolis and its workers in Teamsters Local 533 continued to dispute the cause of missed rides that have left bus riders in the lurch.

As if dating in the time of COVID wasn’t difficult enough, now the Better Business Bureau is warning would-be daters of a new scam.

More than 160 trips on RTC buses were canceled today because of bus drivers allegedly calling in sick.