Category: Politics

An advocacy organization says schools can’t discipline students simply for participating in a walkout. Standard absence rules apply, admin say. Many Nevada students have walked...

Agencies have one year to use all the money. Twenty projects have “spending concerns,” but the state has not publicly expressed worries about the deadline....

A day after Las Vegas was placed on a federal list of jurisdictions deemed to be obstructing immigration law, Senate Minority Leader Robin Titus (R-Wellington) called...

“¡Sí, se puede!” the iconic phrase made popular by the late César Chávez resonated throughout the hallways of the Nevada legislature nearly two weeks ago...

A nationwide crackdown on immigration has raised fears about mass deportation among undocumented folks and their families.  Among those fears, advocates worry that many people...

Assm. Cecelia González says that her bill would provide another layer of privacy to immigrant families should existing federal protections be rescinded. Just weeks after...

Nevada’s 83rd legislative session is underway, and the nine-member Latino Caucus laid out its priorities with a focus on the immigrant communities’ rights, healthcare worker...

The GOP governor also said mass deportation plans are too resource intensive, and that the state would likely have to scrap services if federal funds...

Three out of every four immigrants in the U.S. are naturalized citizens. A new report says that in eight states this year, including Nevada, the...

The city of Reno and Northern Nevada Public Health hosted a sidewalk vending permit public forum on Feb. 22. About 40 small business owners showed...