American Jews were targets of more anti-Semitic incidents in 2019 than any other year over the past four decades, a surge marked by deadly attacks on a California synagogue, a Jewish grocery store in New Jersey and a rabbi’s New York home, the Anti-Defamation League reported Tuesday.
The group, Fight For Nevada, filed a lawsuit Monday against Nevada Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske in federal court in Las Vegas.
Clark County Commissioner Jim Gibson is hosting a virtual town hall Monday with health officials to discuss the county’s response to COVID-19.
The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles is offering limited commercial driver’s license service at its North Las Vegas office.
The base remains under a public health emergency and is open only to uniformed members and their dependents, residents and essential personnel.
Facebook and Google, which owns YouTube, have already put similar systems in place.
U.S. mayors ramped up their lobbying with a “pain tracker” as cities document their dire needs for federal assistance to offset revenue shortfalls.
Georgia’s attorney general appointed a black district attorney Monday to take over the case of a white father and son charged with killing a black man.
White House staffers began wearing masks at the press briefing on Monday, after two staffers tested positive for the disease.
Gov. Steve Sisolak on Monday declared a state of fiscal emergency, which allows the government to access reserve funds to deal with budget deficits caused by the coronavirus-sparked business shutdown.
