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The Sparks and Reno city councils approved an interlocal agreement between their fire departments on July 29. They will now share the same fire chief.
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Reno City Manager Jackie Bryant announced the city terminated three top officials from its police department Tuesday.
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New ordinance expands previous policies, one-ups Sparks and Washoe County camping bans.
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Current and former elected officials in Nevada are voicing their concerns about the Heritage Foundation’s federal policy proposal called Project 2025. The more than 900-page document outlines a plan from conservative and right-wing groups to reshape the federal government across many sectors.
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The City of Reno is in the process of establishing ordinances outlining where street food vendors are allowed to operate.
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The new redistricting map will go into effect in January.
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The Reno city council took an important step in redrawing political boundaries earlier this month, when they voted to adopt a new ward map. But the decision has been controversial among elected officials and some residents.
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El concejal Miguel Martínez fue nombrado en octubre de 2022 para servir al Distrito 3. Maria Palma de KUNR habló con él sobre sus planes para su periodo.
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Councilmember Miguel Martinez was appointed in October 2022. He serves Ward 3, which covers most of east Reno, extending from North McCarran Boulevard to South Reno. KUNR’s Maria Palma spoke with him about his goals for the coming year.
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A small crowd of city staff, community leaders and police officers gathered Thursday night to mingle with finalists for the Reno Police Department’s chief search.