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Nevada Legislature

Gun background check law is a futile gesture

February 28, 2019 by Thomas Mitchell

The frequency of gun violence calls for a senseless and futile gesture and Nevada Democratic lawmakers are just the ones to do it. In a matter of days this past […]

Senate approves gun background check bill

February 22, 2019 by Eureka Sentinel

By Riley Snyder The Nevada Independent State senators split on party-lines over a major vote requiring background checks on most private gun sales or transfers, with Democrats continuing the rapid […]

Republicans seek influence with citizen involvement

February 14, 2019 by Eureka Sentinel

Associated Press CARSON CITY — With Nevada Democrats controlling both legislative chambers and the governor’s mansion, leading Republican lawmakers are acknowledging their limited power in this year’s legislative session. But […]

2015 Nevada Legislature was all take and no give

June 11, 2015 by Thomas Mitchell

The expectations for the 2015 session of the Nevada Legislature were exceedingly low, but, by jove, they spectacularly exceeded the lowest expectations and gave a new definition of the word […]

Think tank outlines how to make Nevada taxation fairer and more stable

January 27, 2015 by Thomas Mitchell

The word that will be buzzing through the halls of the Nevada Legislature like a swarm of bees from February until June will be “taxes” — whether to raise them, […]

Local governments could save millions if freed from collective bargaining restrictions

January 27, 2015 by Thomas Mitchell

One of the biggest costs at just about every level of local government across the state of Nevada is personnel. Over the years our lawmakers have made it difficult to […]

Nevada Lawmakers Need to Finally Tackle Public Employee Pension Costs

September 19, 2014 by Thomas Mitchell

Truth in Accounting says the biggest culprit is public employee pensions. “Pension benefits are a part of employees’ compensation.

When the Nevada Legislature meets in the spring it’s going to have to sharpen a lot of pencils to figure out how to balance the coming biennial budget. Lawmakers must […]

Renewable energy bill costlier than expected

September 30, 2013 by Thomas Mitchell

A Carson City judge this past week ordered a Virginia-based conservative group to pay a fine of $109,560, plus interest, plus attorney fees for violating a Nevada law

When the Nevada Legislature passed Senate Bill 123, everyone was so thrilled about shutting down all those dirty coal-fired power plants and building millions of dollars worth of bright new […]

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