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At the time of the Equal Pay Act’s passage in 1963, women working full time, year round were paid merely 59 cents for every dollar paid to their male counterparts. Enforcement of the Equal Pay Act and related civil rights laws has helped to narrow the wage gap, but significant disparities remain and must be addressed.  |   Equal Pay Fact Sheet (476.4KB)

The Huntridge Theater may be the most beloved historic landmark in Las Vegas. But over the last decade, the community that loves it has watched it helplessly fall into a seeming final state of disrepair.

The Las Vegas Metro Police department has a list of crime prevention documents.

As temperatures are expected to reach or exceed 105 degrees daily through Sunday, cooling stations will be open to the public in an effort to move the homeless and other individuals out of the heat and keep them hydrated.

Nevada’s Department of Motor Vehicles has created a web portal called “MyDMV” that puts all of the most common DMV transactions in one place.

Shook & Stone is hosting a free Social Security Disability Informative Seminar at the Gold Coast Hotel & Casino on June 13.

Don't forget to vote. The General Municipal Election is Tuesday, June 4.

The request for more cops for the region comes as Metro learns how hard criminals are hitting Las Vegas.

A bill allowing people in the country illegally to obtain driving privilege cards in Nevada has been signed into law by Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval.

Here is where you can find a list of the nearest Las Vegas Metroo area command centers.