Tag: Nevada
OPINION: Fighting Fire With Fire – The Demise of Prometheus
As the wildfire crisis in the American West reaches a tipping point, it’s time for a candid conversation about the role of federal agencies in managing forests and fighting this plague of devastating fires. LAKE TAHOE, NV. As the American...
Outside Safe: How Los Angeles Could Create Their Own Homeless Busing Program
Los Angeles has never had an official homeless busing program, one of which gives a homeless person a free one-way bus ticket to the city of their choice in the continental United States, often going back to where family or...
SF’s ‘First Journey Home’ Bussing for Homeless Statistics Unveiled
A new report on where where recipients of San Francisco’s Journey Home bussing program, which gives one way bus tickets to homeless people in San Francisco, was released on Friday. San Francisco’s original homeless bussing program, Homeward Bound, ran between 2005...
Amended Daylight Savings Bill Survives Suspension Day But Faces Difficulties Ahead
A bill that would have originally banned daylight savings time in California, but was later amended to create a study on the benefits and negatives of doing so, continues to face a difficult road ahead this week despite recently surviving...
Wildfire Season Is Almost Here!
Nevada has a problem. They have too many herbivores grazing the landscape. In fact, according to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), the landscape and grazing in Nevada currently serves two-thirds of the entire U.S. population of 48,000 wild horses....
Brightline West Project Has Groundbreaking Ceremony In Las Vegas
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and other lawmakers officially broke ground on the Brightline West high-speed rail project between Las Vegas and Rancho Cucamonga, intending for the line to open in time for the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los...