“Surprise, surprise, I’m here supporting something,” said Lynn Chapman, vice president of Nevada Families for Freedom, a conservative group that is a frequent critic of mail ballot laws. “It’s ...

(The Center Square) - Nevada state Democratic leaders have asked Gov. Joe Lombardo to hire recently fired federal workers.

Nevada Assembly leaders want Joe Lombardo to consider recruiting state employee candidates from the pool of federal employees who have been laid off since the start of the Trump administration, ...

Nevada Democrats believe they’ve found a potent issue in GOP Medicaid reform. Last week, they hammered Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo, accusing him of not aggressively opposing potential “cuts” in the ...

Victory Logistics District may be located in Fernley, but the project was hailed last Friday as a hub of industrial ...

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Before the release of Joseph Wambaugh’s first novel, “The New Centurions,” he received an unusual offer from the star of the strait-laced TV police drama “Dragnet” to look over the pages.

(Photo by Chris Stone/Times of San Diego) Former Los Angeles police officer turned best- selling author Joseph Wambaugh, known for books such as “The Onion Field” and “The New Centurions ...

The son of a police officer, Joseph Aloysius Wambaugh, Jr. had planned to become a teacher after earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from California State University, Los Angeles.

Joseph Wambaugh, a former police officer who became an acclaimed bestselling author, introducing audiences to the gritty, stark realities faced by fellow street cops, died Friday. He was 88.

Before Joseph Wambaugh came along, the unofficial bard of the Los Angeles Police Department was Jack Webb, whose unsmiling Sgt. Joe Friday peppered every episode of “Dragnet” with homilies ...

On some nights, just three, four, maybe five state police troopers are patrolling the entire Las Vegas valley, an area home to 2.3 million people and hundreds of thousands of tourists at once, ...