Clark County

Judge restricts electioneering at Las Vegas early voting site after intimidation reports

Was ordered to keep the 100-foot buffer in place through Election Day

Judge Joe Hardy extended a temporary restraining order through Election Day, keeping a 100-foot zone free of campaign activity on the only walkway into the Desert Breeze Community Center polling site in Las Vegas. The order covered voting on Nov. 3, and no further court action has been reported since.

Updated Nov 3

Heirloom at Torrey Pines opens 190 affordable senior apartments in southwest Las Vegas

Built World

Provided $15 million to the Heirloom through its Community Housing Fund

Donna Rudd, 68, pays $1,147 a month for a one-bedroom at the Heirloom at Torrey Pines. Before she moved in June, she says parking, garbage and other fees kept her paycheck-to-paycheck.

Updated Oct 30

Las Vegas council votes to end Clark County boundary agreement unless the county signs an amendment

Rule Changes

Commissioners approved the First Amendment on October 20, extending the agreement to February 22, 2027, while fire-cost negotiations continue.

Las Vegas and Clark County will keep their northwest services agreement alive until February 22, 2027. Clark County commissioners approved the extension on October 20, after the Las Vegas City Council voted 7-0 on October 7 to terminate the deal unless the county signed on by that date.

Updated Oct 24

Las Vegas planning commission approves county recreation area plan

Built World

Owner of the property; amendment approved by the Planning Commission on October 13, 2026

The Las Vegas Planning Commission voted 7-0 on October 13 to let Clark County replace a 2013 solar array at Brooks Avenue and Torrey Pines Drive with a 35,729-square-foot outdoor recreation area. The county says the panels are out of warranty and would move onto canopies over an existing parking lot. The plan amends a 1999 site plan and adds a sports field, a decomposed granite trail and a picnic area.

Updated Oct 20

Las Vegas weighs bond allocations for three affordable housing projects

Money Moves

As of August 2026: Runs parallel affordable housing funding programs

Las Vegas City Council members reviewed resolutions to direct $35.46 million of the city's annual tax-exempt bond capacity to three affordable housing developments. The money would support 534 units for low- and moderate-income renters, including a new build with 146 affordable apartments, a 220-unit senior housing rehabilitation, and a 141-unit affordable complex.

Updated Aug 27