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Blurred Political Lines and Inter Party Squabbling Ahead of June Primaries
A recent photo series we posted on RVs getting ticketed in hidden neighborhoods got lots of comments, showing one issue where party lines are blurring, namely how far to police those who can’t afford housing.
Our Nevada Judges Prevented from Covering Hearing Related to Thornley Domestic Battery Report
We’ve had lots of comments this week on our social media specific posts from the Powning District developments, to the smell of Bradford Pear trees, to an anti-hate protest and disruptions at a pro-Israel presentation at UNR.
CACDown at the Reno City Council
There was repeated talk of “political theater” at the most recent City Council meeting during heated discussions about the future of the former shelter on Record St. known as the CAC, and an abrupt city staff recommendation to sell it to Ba...
Waiting for the Grants Pass v. Johnson Decision, with oral arguments scheduled soon
In the past week, different County commissioners went to social media to explain their to some unexpected votes related to the locally unhoused, specifically those avoiding the Cares Campus, which many residents who have stayed there or vis...
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