Outgoing North Las Vegas Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown delivered her final State of the City address to a packed convention center at Aliante Casino and Hotel, Thursday afternoon. “North Las Vegas is not waiting for opportunity. We are planning for it and building it,” she said. Goynes-Brown reminisced about her first days on the City Council… Read more: Outgoing Mayor Goynes-Brown delivers final State of the City address
Firm demand for accountability regarding neighborhood infrastructure and a celebration of historic growth within the city’s public safety departments marked the North Las Vegas City Council’s March 18 session. Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown presided over the meeting, which balanced granular updates on park maintenance with high-level approvals for multi-million dollar regional health contracts. The battle for… Read more: Tule Springs Park restoration and record-breaking Police Academy graduation highlight North Las Vegas City Council session
The North Las Vegas City Council formalized youth leadership at its March 4 meeting. The council also focused on redevelopment incentives. A new era for youth voices Riley Pollock, a sophomore at Shadow Ridge High School and a resident of Ward 3, led the Pledge of Allegiance before being introduced as the primary catalyst for… Read more: North Las Vegas forms youth council, focuses on revitalization at March council meeting
The North Las Vegas City Council met on February 4, 2026, to address a packed agenda featuring multi-million dollar infrastructure investments, public safety milestones, and contentious zoning amendments. Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown opened the session with an invocation from Deacon Jim Pittman and the Pledge of Allegiance led by Mayor Pro Tem Scott Black. The council… Read more: City council meeting summary: New ordinances, public safety investments and local honors
The North Las Vegas City Council convened on February 18, 2026, for a comprehensive session presided over by Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown. The meeting, held in the Council chambers, began with an invocation by Mayor Pro Tem Scott Black, who expressed gratitude for the region’s religious freedoms and prayed for wisdom among the city’s elected officials.… Read more: City council report: Economic growth, legal settlements and resident advocacy
Cheyenne High School junior Brodee Garcia and senior Ja’Mirr Johnson won NIAA 4A State Wrestling Championships in Las Vegas on Saturday, Feb. 21. The Desert Shields finished seventh out of 21 teams. Garcia won two matches by pinfall and one by technical fall to take the 157-pound title. He pinned Coronado’s Evan Paszek with 20…
Rancho High School senior Tyler Shimano finished his final wrestling season by winning a 4A State Wrestling Championship in the 165-pound weight class on Saturday, Feb. 21, leading his team to a fifth-place finish out of 21 teams. Shimano won a gritty 4-0 decision over David Castellanos of Las Vegas in the championship bout. He…
The Cheyenne High School boys basketball team got a thrilling 64-59 victory over Somerset Sky Pointe in North Las Vegas, Tuesday, Feb. 2. After a slow start by both teams offensively, the pace picked up in the second quarter, with the Desert Shields leading 27-26 at half. Cheyenne would extend that one-point lead with a…
Paved Urban Trail Systems (Best for Road Biking & Walking) North Las Vegas has invested heavily in a “hub and spoke” trail system that connects residential neighborhoods to major parks.…
North Las Vegas offers a diverse array of parks, ranging from vast regional “destination” parks with amenities like dinosaur-themed play areas to quiet neighborhood spots with shaded picnic areas. The…
People are having a grand time writing the obituary for CBS News under Bari Weiss. Six months in, they say, the ratings are in freefall—flagship broadcasts bleeding viewers, historic lows, the…