Ravendale
Ravendale, CA · Municipal
Sierra Sun
mynews4.com
Mayor Schieve, Councilwoman Duerr bid farewell to the Reno City Council
Two long-standing members of the Reno City Council bid farewell on Wednesday. Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve and Ward 2 representative Naomi Duerr are wrapping up their time in office, as both are termed out. Once the regular meeting finished, council chambers opened up to their friends, family, and northern Nevada...
Sierra Sun
Nevada Appeal
mynews4.com
No fire station coming to East 2nd Street in Reno, city puts land up for sale
Contractors said the old Reno Police Department headquarters on East 2nd Street couldn't be salvaged. So, in spring 2025, they took it down. On the land just steps away from the Truckee River and Greater Nevada Field, the Reno Fire Department had planned to build a new, central station with seven apparatus bays and administrative offices.
communityplaymaker.com
The Smallest Towns Doing the Biggest Things
Communities under 10,000 residents are proving that scale isn’t the same thing as capability. While big cities chase headline-grabbing investments and multi-year master plans, small towns are solving real problems with the tools they have: tight budgets, tighter-knit neighbors, and an unusual amount of shared will. Three towns show...
KOLO TV Reno
Nevada Humane Society, Kitty Kisses Cat Cafe help pet owners get cats spayed and neutered
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Kitty Kisses is teaming up with Nevada Humane Society’s (NHS) mobile clinic. This weekend Kitty Kisses Cat Café is offering free coffee to pet owners getting their cat(s) fixed. KOLO 8’s Jayde Ryan spoke with cafe owner and president of Kitty Kisses Rescue of...
FOX Reno
After 12 years as Reno mayor, Hillary Schieve reflects on wins and work left unfinished
RENO, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — As Hillary Schieve walks along the Truckee River, she talks about the trees, the widened path and the work Reno has done to make the corridor more accessible to people walking, biking and running. It is one of the places she wants residents and visitors to experience for themselves — and one of the accomplishments she says reflects what she loves about Reno: its natural beauty and the chance to enjoy it close to home.
Reno-Gazette Journal
Angie Gianoli ahead by wide margin in Reno judge race
Angie Gianoli had 65% of the vote in the race against Jenny Hubach for Reno Municipal Court judge. Hubach had 35% of the vote as of Wednesday morning. Most ballots had been counted, with counting of the remaining ballots set to resume at 8 a.m. Gianoli had received 46,785 votes, compared with 25,372 for Hubach. Homelessness, public safety and court accessibility were among the key issues discussed during the campaign for the open seat on Reno Municipal Court. The court handles city ordinance violations, traffic citations and misdemeanor criminal offenses that occur within Reno city limits. Both Gianoli, a deputy city attorney, and Hubach, a criminal defense attorney, brought decades of legal experience to the race. This was Gianoli's first run for elected office. She currently serves as a deputy city attorney for the city of Reno. The 46-year-old said during the campaign that her experience gave her an advantage over her opponent. "Both my opponent and I have experience, but the best measure of experience is the relevancy of that experience to the position you seek," she told the Reno Gazette Journal. If elected, Gianoli said she would focus on fair treatment and support specialty court programs that combine
KOLO TV Reno
Over a dozen national judges in Reno for juvenile and family court training
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Twenty new judges from across the country are in Reno this week to learn what it takes to preside over a juvenile and family court. The Institute for New Juvenile and Family Court Judges is a semiannual program that trains and educates judges who are new to the bench or returning to the juvenile and family court division.