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Reno Councilman Devon Reese has a message: 'We’re not going let anyone’s hatred, anger or fear dictate what we do.'

Musk is gambling the future of the Boring Company on its debut project in Las Vegas. Could the tunneling startup pave the way for new technological breakthroughs? Or is it more hucksterism from the “master of distraction”?

Reno to establish pedestrian safety zones in downtown area May 27, 2021 A heat map of crashes in Reno, with the area of highest severity boxed in yellow. Image: Reno Police Department 1share Pedestrian safety zones, which are designed to reduce the rate of people being injured or killed by vehicles, will be established at three locations in downtown Reno. The proposed locations follow requirements set forth in the Reno Municipal Code, as well as those prescribed by the Nevada Department of Transportation. The pedestrian safety zones approved Wednesday by the Reno City Council are at the follo...

Teamsters protest Washoe RTC bus contractor, Keolis North America May 21, 2021 Union members protested against Keolis outside a Regional Transportation Commission meeting May 21, 2021 in Reno, Nev. Image: Bob Conrad / This Is Reno 0share Bus drivers and other union employees are again taking aim at their employer — Keolis North America — for a new grievance. This time, they say, Keolis, the Washoe County Regional Transportation Commission’s bus contractor, locked out one of their members from a room she needed to pump breast milk for her baby. A demonstration today was promoted as a “...

The Reno City Council voted to let staff continue working on a proposed development agreement with Jacobs Entertainment to redevelop downtown’s West Fourth Street corridor, which includes millions of dollars in potential subsidies for the project. The motion for the Reno Neon Line district passed on Wednesday amid several questions as well as confusion among some council members about what the proposed development agreement entails. Councilwoman Jenny Brekhus was the lone “no” vote. The city council vote is not an approval of the development agreement but simply keeps the process movi...