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

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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

After passage in the Assembly, SB89 moves to Governor Joe Lombardo’s desk NEVADA - Today, the Nevada Assembly Floor passed Senate Bill...

Proponents want to prohibit the Purchase and Possession of Firearms After Conviction of a Misdemeanor Hate Crime Under Nevada law NEVADA...

The bill now heads to Governor Lombardo’s desk to be signed or vetoed

The Plan Raises Costs While Giving Trillions in Tax Breaks to the Wealthy & Corporations

AB555 Would Seek to Cap Insulin Costs at $35 for Nevadans on Private Health Insurance

Bill Sponsor and Supporters are encouraged by the passage of the hate crimes bill

AB245 will now move to the Senate Floor for a vote in the coming weeks

This week, Congress is expected to consider expanding the Treasury Secretary’s authority to include unchecked power to revoke any organization’s long-standing nonprofit status.

These proposals have sparked fiscal concerns across party lines, especially in the context of uncertain revenue projections.

A new analysis compiled by the Nevada Revenue Coalition this week found the bill would do little to address the potential impacts of a looming tariff-driven recession.

With tariffs and congressional budget cuts decimating state budgets everywhere, a billion-dollar expansion of the state’s film tax credits are a cost the state cannot bear.

So, Where is Joe Lombardo?

Today, as the state’s economic forum meets to finalize budget projections for this year’s legislative session, advocates from across Nevada joined in Carson City to urge legislators to adopt common-sense, necessary measures laid out by the state’s Commission on School Funding and “pass the plan.”

The bill aims to expand access to paid family leave for workers across Nevada, marking a significant stride toward supporting the health, economic security, and well-being of Nevada families.