Nevada added 9,500 jobs in July, while the unemployment rate dropped 0.1 percent to 4.6 percent. The state’s unemployment rate is the lowest since August 2007, adding 46,000 jobs over the last year. Gov. Brian Sandoval says the numbers are “Encouraging for our state and continue to strengthen Nevada’s economic standing,” Manufacturing employment is up…… MORE
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Reno Police Arrest Arson Suspect
Police have arrested a 61-year-old man on a charge he started at least one of the eight arson fires started in downtown Reno since Wednesday. The Reno Fire Department arrested Morris Snead on a charge of third degree arson for allegedly setting a trash bin on fire at 490 Lake St. The fires stretched from…… MORE
Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Looking For Pair of Vandals
The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help finding the suspects involved in four vandalism and attempted burglary incidents on Patricia Drive in the Gardnerville Ranchos in the last two weeks. The cost of the vandalism is estimated to be $4,500. It included vandalizing vehicles on the street and attempting to break…… MORE
The First Enterprise Green Communities Workshop Held in Reno
The City of Reno held it’s first Enterprise Green Communities workshop, a chance for locals to sit down with experts in the field, and learn how make affordable housing more energy efficient.… MORE
The Dragon Boat Festival Returns to The Sparks Marina This Weekend
The Northern Nevada Dragon Boat Festival returns to the Sparks Marina this weekend. Dragon boats are 40-foot human-powered canoes decorated with ornate Chinese dragon heads and tails.… MORE
Still Time to Register For The Nevada Economic Development Conference
There’s still time to register for the Nevada Economic Development Conference, which runs Monday through Wednesday ay the Atlantis. The theme is “Connecting Nevada for a Stronger Economy. Spokesman Don Vetter says it’s a great place for business development and networking, with expert advice on the state’s emerging economy, which he calls “Tsunami.” Vedder says…… MORE
Cattle Drive Returns to Virginia City This Weekend
After four decades, the cattle drive is back and bigger than ever this weekend on the Comstock. Help usher in the Virginia City rodeo on Saturday at high noon when a herd of Texas longhorns hit the road, traveling down Virginia City’s main street, and marking the first time in 40 years since they’ve made…… MORE
Squaw Valley Expansion Moves Forward
A Placer County Superior Court Judge says Squaw Valley Real Estate can move forward with the Village at Squaw Valley Specific Plan after being sued by Sierra Watch to stop the development. This is the second lawsuit filed by environmental group. Squaw wants to build new lodging, an indoor recreation area, commercial space, leveled parking,…… MORE
Human Case of West Nile Virus Reported in Lyon County
Carson City Health and Human Services is reporting the first human case of West Nile virus in Lyon County for 2018. The individual confirmed to have West Nile Virus was diagnosed with the less severe form of the illness and contracted the virus through mosquito bites out of state. This is the first human West…… MORE
Gov Sandoval Will Reportedly Make No Endorsement in Race to Replace Him
Just a couple of days ago, Attorney General Adam Laxalt told the RGJ he was working to earn every vote, including that of Governor Brian Sandoval. He may get that vote in November, but apparently he won’t get a public endorsement. Reportedly the Governor doesn’t plan to endorse anyone in the race to replace him.…… MORE
