Lombardo’s Push To Ban Trans Athletes Is A Desperate Distraction from Rising Costs

The Decision in U.S. v. Skrmetti Will Functionally Uphold State Bans on Care For Transgender Youths

Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro and Attorney General Aaron Ford joined advocates to call out Gov. Joe Lombardo’s disappointing veto of Senate Bill 217 (SB217), a measure that aimed to expand and equalize access to in vitro fertilization (IVF) fertility treatments.

In the wake of protests in Las Vegas this week and with additional protests expected across Nevada, there is a heightened risk for confusion and the rapid spread of misinformation and disinformation.

NEVADA — Yesterday, Governor Lombardo vetoed Senate Bill 217 (SB217) , which sought to protect in vitro fertilization (IVF) and expand...

Following a disturbing video of Senator Padilla being restrained at a press conference held by Noem, Senator Cortez Masto calls for Secretary Noem’s Resignation

CARSON CITY – Today, Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed AB388, a measure that expands on existing paid family leave policies for state employees...

The measure would have prohibited firearms at election sites

This is the second such veto from Lombardo on bills that would have addressed hate crime laws NEVADA - Today, Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed...

Late Amendment by Senator Lange Renders Movie Studio Subsidy into Interim Study; Senate Runs Out of Time CARSON CITY – Today, as the...

As the Legislature adjourns sine die for the 2025 legislative session, advocates from across the state applaud crucial legislation passed this year that will lift up working Nevadans.

Today, the Nevada Senate passed AB388, a measure that expands on existing paid family leave policies for state employees and would create new requirements for paid family and medical leave for private employers.

Today, in a rushed hearing and against a deadline, the Assembly passed the Film Tax Credit bill AB238 by a vote of 22-20.

Yesterday, the Senate Judiciary Committee considered Governor Lombardo’s costly and regressive crime bill, Senate Bill 457 (SB457)—a $42 million proposal that would dismantle decades of reform, expand the prison population, and restrict access to proven diversion programs for veterans and vulnerable communities, all while the state faces a fiscal emergency and looming federal budget cuts.

CARSON CITY, NV - With bipartisan support, the Nevada Senate has advanced Senate Bill #217 (SB217) , sponsored by Senate Majority Leader...

CARSON CITY – A report published Monday by The Nevada Independent showed the Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) recently...

CARSON CITY – Today, the Nevada Senate failed to approve SB391 by the necessary two-thirds majority, forcing legislative leaders to...

The bill now goes to the Senate Judiciary Committee for a work session

Today, the Assembly Ways and Means Committee voted to advance AB238 without recommendation, the first of two bills to give corporate movie studios hundreds of millions in tax breaks, turning their backs on the needs of Nevadans across the country as the price of gas, groceries, and basic necessities continues to increase, and as the state stares down a possible catastrophic federal funding shortfall for programs like Medicaid and SNAP.

The Bill Would Seek to Cap Insulin Costs at $35 for Nevadans on Private Health Insurance