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Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > opinion > editorials > editorial-henderson-demonstrates-needed-fiscal-foresight-3884391

EDITORIAL: Henderson demonstrates needed fiscal foresight

4+ day, 13+ hour ago   (445+ words) It’s unusual for elected officials to take actions now to avoid fiscal problems years in the future. But as Henderson showed, it can be done. Anyone who follows retirement programs could outline the problems. The promised benefits cost more than…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > local > education > teachers-union-says-nevada-want-data-centers-to-help-fund-schools-3884300

Teachers union says Nevada wants data centers to help fund schools

4+ day, 16+ hour ago   (1207+ words) The largest teachers union in Clark County is seeking to draft a bill to help public schools cash in on Nevada’s data center boom while addressing major environmental concerns. A leading Southern Nevada teachers union says public schools should reap…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > opinion > letters > letter-keep-the-value-in-las-vegas-3883174

LETTER: Keep the value in Las Vegas

1+ week, 13+ hour ago   (282+ words) Short-term profits clearly remain the only objective of the current accommodation offerings of the strip hotels and resorts. After reading the front page of the Review-Journal Thursday (“Labor Day tourism to be robust, experts say”), it certainly appears that Las…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > opinion > letters > letter-grass-in-las-vegas-valley-parks-is-indeed-functional-3882463

LETTER: Grass in Las Vegas Valley parks is indeed ‘functional’

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (578+ words) The green patches help keep us sane in the desert. In a City Cast podcast last April, John Entsminger, general manager of the Southern Nevada Water Authority, referring to turf removal in the Las Vegas Valley, stated “we haven’t gone…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > local > henderson > henderson-city-council-votes-to-eliminate-retirement-subsidy-program-3873648

Henderson City Council votes to eliminate retirement subsidy program

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (1000+ words) The Henderson City Council voted to end a retirement healthcare subsidy program used by many city employees on Tuesday, despite pushback by several retirees. The Henderson City Council voted Tuesday to end an employee benefit program that subsidizes retiree health…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > news > politics-and-government > las-vegas > mayors-discuss-future-of-business-in-the-las-vegas-valley-3872844

Mayors discuss future of business in the Las Vegas Valley

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (893+ words) Las Vegas Valley’s city leadership put up a united front while discussing the state of business in the region. Las Vegas Mayor Shelley Berkley, Henderson Mayor Michelle Romero and North Las Vegas Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown gathered Monday at The Orleans…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > business > housing > more-than-half-of-renters-in-las-vegas-are-millennials-report-says-3872650

More than half of renters in Las Vegas are millennials, report says

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (548+ words) A new study found that the Las Vegas Valley has one of the highest rates of millennial renters in the entire country because of the rise in the cost of living and lower wages. The Las Vegas Valley has one…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > opinion > editorials > editorial-rejecting-rent-control-led-to-reduced-rents-in-las-vegas-3871367

EDITORIAL: Rejecting rent control led to reduced rents in Las Vegas

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (396+ words) If New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani wants to lower rents, he should take a look at what’s happened in Las Vegas. “Property managers are competing for renters, and renters are in the driver’s seat,” Orphe Divounguy, a senior economist…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > news > politics-and-government > nevada > police-union-loses-bid-to-keep-metro-officers-names-private-3869826

Police union loses bid to keep Metro officers’ names private

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (505+ words) Nevada’s Supreme Court ruled that Las Vegas police officers have no protected privacy interest in names and badge numbers posted by a review board. The Metropolitan Police Department’s Citizen Review Board can continue posting officers’ names and badge numbers on…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > business > housing > las-vegas-valley-needs-5k-new-apartments-a-year-to-address-housing-shortage-report-says-3869186

Las Vegas Valley needs 5K new apartments a year to address housing shortage, report says

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (588+ words) A National Multifamily Housing Council report estimates Las Vegas could take more than a century to address its housing shortage at the current pace of construction. The Las Vegas metro area needs to build approximately 5,000 apartment units a year for…...