El gobernador Lombardo aprobó tres proyectos de ley que protegen el derecho al acceso de anticonceptivos, la privacidad del personal en clínicas de salud reproductiva y el derecho de amamantar a bebés en espacios públicos.
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Nevada’s LGBTQ+ community and allies are coming together to face legal and political challenges impacting transgender people across Nevada after Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed two bills affecting transgender Nevadan’s access to care, as well as the Supreme Court’s decision last week to uphold a law in Tennessee banning youth gender-affirming care.
Among the bills that survived is a voter ID bill that the president of the NAACP Las Vegas said could further disenfranchise the most vulnerable Nevadans.
Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo asked the Republican legislative caucus to block a bill that attempts to limit cash-rich corporate investors from purchasing large swaths of housing in Nevada, Republican state Sen. Ira Hansen said on Tuesday.
Lawmakers are looking to pass a law that would require utilities to fully refund energy customers who are overcharged, closing loopholes that have allowed utilities to withhold full refunds from wronged customers.
En una mesa redonda la semana pasada, trabajadores del servicio público suplicaron ayuda a los demócratas de Nevada, afirmando que la agenda económica de Trump amenaza los programas sociales para niños con discapacidades, personas mayores, y veteranos militares.
Nevada’s Economic Forum adjusted the tax revenue forecast down $191 million for the upcoming biennium, representing a further dimming of an already dreary outlook of how the economy will fare under the Trump administration.
Democrats warned that Trump’s tariffs could worsen Nevada’s already severe housing affordability crisis, one of the state's most pressing challenges.
At a roundtable last week, public service workers pleaded for help from Nevada Democrats, stating that Trump’s economic agenda threatens social programs for disabled children, seniors, and military veterans.
A Las Vegas immigration attorney says the White House’s deportation actions circumvent due process, violating the Constitution and threatening the authority of federal and district court judges.
