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En los últimos años, Wells Avenue ha visto florecer numerosos negocios nuevos y también ha comenzado a ver una proporción de problemas de vivienda similares a los que afectan a vecindarios en otras partes del país.

The Governor’s Commission on Behavioral Health is hoping to persuade Gov. Steve Sisolak to increase pay for frontline workers in the state’s mental health system.

Despite being established a conservation district, Wells Avenue is changing. But as local history reveals, it’s always been changing.

Reno City Council member Neoma Jardon tweeted today that the more than two-week-long strike by transit workers is over. 

Some residents of Nevada’s Incline Village fear more stringent regulations in neighboring areas will drive more demand for STRs their way. 

Residents weigh-in on whether the Wells Avenue area is becoming gentrified — both good and bad.

The University of Nevada, Reno Extension this week announced it is continuing to help small business owners adapt to a changing business environment with the launch of a virtual classroom with bilingual resources.

What’s happening on Wells? How is the area changing? Is the district becoming gentrified? This Is Reno presents this four-part series focused on the Wells Avenue area and what neighbors, business owners and experts have to say about how the area is evolving.

On Saturday, a group of striking union workers marched from the Fourth Street bus station to City Plaza in downtown Reno with a message to the Washoe County Regional Transportation Commission: “Fire Keolis.”

Over the past few years, Wells Avenue has seen numerous new businesses flourish and has also begun to see its share of  housing problems similar to those affecting neighborhoods in other parts of the country.