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Latest property purchase by the Reno Neon Line developer involves motel buildings totaling 63 units.

Get the Reno Memo in your inbox! Subscribe at therenomemo.com. Can the Space Whale sculpture be saved via non-fungible tokens, or NFTs? That's the plan being pushed by Mayor Hillary Schieve. Here's how it works: Essentially, the stained glass sculpture now in Reno City Plaza would be the basis for creating unique digital art collectibles backed by blockchain technology, which would ensure that the original files remain unique and valuable, in the same way that the Mona Lisa retains its value even though there are millions of posters of the Mona Lisa floating around out there. For that entire...

Magnitude 5.9 earthquake shakes up California-Nevada border, regionally largest 'in almost two and a half decades' Elinor Aspegren, USA TODAY © Courtesy United States Geological Survey A magnitude 5.9 earthquake shook the Reno region Thursday. A magnitude 5.9 earthquake shook the California-Nevada border Thursday afternoon, with people reporting feeling a jolt hundreds of miles away, as far as the Bay Area,  according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The earthquake, reported just south of Lake Tahoe, triggered a series of aftershocks with at least one with a 4.6 magnitude...

Ridgecrest residents inspect a recent fault rupture following two large earthquakes in the area on July 7, 2019, near Ridgecrest, California. (Mario Tama/Getty Images) A series of 19 earthquakes struck along the California-Nevada border starting just before 4 pm Thursday, July 8, most of which struck with a magnitude of about 3.0. The largest reported earthquake was a 5.9 tremblor, the US Geological Survey reported. The latest quake occurred at roughly 3:49 pm local time, centered near Markleeville in Alpine County, about 20 miles southwest of Smith Valley. It was felt as far as Fresno, Sacra...

USA TODAY A magnitude 5.9 earthquake shook the California-Nevada border Thursday afternoon, with people reporting feeling a jolt hundreds of miles away, as far as the Bay Area,  according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The earthquake, reported just south of Lake Tahoe, triggered a series of aftershocks with at least one with a 4.6 magnitude, the USGS said.  Regionally, “this would be the largest one in almost two and a half decades,” according to Graham Kent, director of the University of Nevada, Reno’s seismological lab. “It’s 5.9 and some change — to the average person, it�...