Yes, it’s true: As this morning’s Review-Journal reported, I’ll be leaving my post as editor of Las Vegas CityLife at the end of this week to become – once again – the R-J’s political columnist. (P.S. Sorry about the photo, people. There's not a lot to work with there.)No,
Recent columns
Paul sees opportunity even as government expands
It's an almost immutable law of nature that government tends toward expansion, not contraction, absent a seminal event such as a revolution.
Caucus looms, Nevada still Romney country
Do you know what Newt Gingrich was doing while Nevada was suffering through the foreclosure crisis? Cashing in, of course!
Ward 6 voters get the final say on Steve Ross today
How's this for a bizarre: The turnout for today's truncated Steve Ross recall election could exceed the ballot total of the 2009 vote that kept him on the Las Vegas City Council.
No Mack attack
Look out, old Macky's back!
Natural gas is great, but Nevadans need jobs
President Barack Obama got a fairly good reception Thursday when he showed up in Las Vegas to repeat some of the highlights of his State of the Union speech.
Wolfson is new D.A. -- with some dissent
Before the Clark County Commission voted to appoint Steve Wolfson as district attorney Tuesday, several angry constituents protested that the county was engaged in a "dog and pony show."
For now, gaming, mining on outside as tax petitions take shape
For years, Nevada's gambling and mining industries had a simple message about taxes: They wouldn't support new or increased taxes specific to their industries alone, but they would support a tax applied equally to all businesses.

Posts Tagged ‘CityLife’
Happy birthday
Friday, September 17th, 2010
Today isn't just Constitution Day, the day we set aside each year to celebrate the much-misunderstood document that guides our country to this day. It's also a special milestone in the history of Las Vegas's original alternative weekly newspaper, CityLife.The paper was born on Sept. 17, 1992, the brainchild
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AG beats CityLife in court! Darn her legal dark magic!
Thursday, July 29th, 2010
The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals today denied a request for an en banc hearing concerning a lawsuit over a law that bans brothel advertising in Nevada counties where prostitution is against the law. Las Vegas CityLife -- which formerly accepted such advertising -- is among the appellants, who
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9th Circuit: It’s OK to ban brothel ads in NV newspapers
Thursday, March 11th, 2010
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals today upheld a ban on brothel advertising in Nevada counties where prostitution is illegal, overturning a lower court judge's ruling. An appeal is expected.(Full disclosure: Las Vegas CityLife, and me as its editor, are named plaintiffs in the case, Coyote Publishing Inc. et.
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