In Nevada, the math just doesn’t add up:

• To afford a 2-bedroom apartment, you need to earn $33.63/hr
• For a 1-bedroom, it’s $28.17/hr

But average wages in our state fall far short:

• Black men: $21.25/hr
• Black women: $22.60/hr
• Latino men: $19.95/hr
• Latino women: $22.23/hr
• White men: $25.31/hr
• White women: $30.53/hr

High rents + insufficient wages = a housing crisis.

Nevada families shouldn’t have to choose between rent, food, or medicine. It’s time for policies that ensure fair wages and affordable housing for all.

Are wages keeping pace with the cost of housing in your community?

Tax credits for solar, batteries, HVAC upgrades, and more are expiring soon! Learn more about these programs and how they can help lower your energy bill.

Today is the 109th anniversary of the National Park Service! We’re lucky to have this agency protect our public lands so all Nevadans have an opportunity to learn and enjoy everything our state has to offer!

It’s hotter every year. We feel it in our homes, our streets, our bodies. And while some are able to AC, some of our elders are left in sweltering apartments.

This isn’t just a weather problem. It’s a justice problem.

In the face of heat and climate disaster, our faith calls us to create refuge, to turn our congregations into cooling shelters, our neighborhoods into hubs of care.

Love looks like showing up.

Love looks like solar panels and shade trees and more than survival.

Love looks like action

AB140 would have aligned driver authorization cards with standard license renewal timelines, simple, fair, and efficient, this required the DMV to put clear rules in place to make it work. https://www.leg.state.nv.us/App/NELIS/REL/83rd2025/Bill/12066/Overview

This veto blocked the progress Nevadans have worked hard to get to. Laws should reflect what the people of Nevada ask for, not what the Governor believes in.