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Plans for Moana Pool, police headquarters move ahead April 15, 2021 Nevada National Guardsmen from Fallon are posted outside the Reno Police Department to support the RPD in protecting the facility after riots May 30, 2020. Image: Trevor Bexon 2shares The Reno City Council on Wednesday moved to rebuild the Moana Pool and establish the Public Safety Center, two projects that were in jeopardy of losing grant dollars if further progress didn’t occur on either premises. Moana Pool, 240 W. Moana Lane, was in need of repairs and closed in 2007. The council last year accepted a $9 million grant f...

Homeowners’ Suit of Reno Over Flooding Now in U.S. Court March 11, 2021 Dozens of residents who are suing the city of Reno over the flooding of their homes in 2017 are moving to federal court in a complex case that could cost taxpayers millions of dollars. The move comes as the city’s related appeal to the Nevada Supreme Court is pending, the Reno Gazette Journal reports. Lemmon Valley residents who filed a class-action suit won a jury verdict in Washoe County District Court in 2019 that determined Reno was responsible for the dramatic flooding that lef...

Lawsuit Against Reno Over Flooding of Homes Now in U.S. Court March 11, 2021 RENO, Nev. (AP) — Dozens of residents who are suing the city of Reno over the flooding of their homes in 2017 are moving to federal court in a complex case that could cost taxpayers millions of dollars. The move comes as the city’s related appeal to the Nevada Supreme Court is pending, the Reno Gazette Journal reports. Lemmon Valley residents who filed a class-action suit won a jury verdict in Washoe County District Court in 2019 that determined Reno was responsible for the dra...

Dozens of Lemmon Valley residents involved in a years-long legal battle with the city of Reno over the flooding of their homes in 2017 are moving to federal court in a complex case that could cost the city millions of dollars. In 2019, residents who filed a class action lawsuit in Washoe County District Court, won a jury verdict that determined the city was responsible for the dramatic flooding that left some homes underwater for years. Shortly afterward, however, Judge Barry Breslow decertified the class, meaning each of the 26 plaintiffs must argue individually for damages. Their lawyer, Ro...