Proposed Arts District/Downtown Noise Ordinance Gets Shutdown
The arts community came together to stop the City of Las Vegas and a multi-million dollar developer from shutting down the Arts District’s late-night music scene.
Things are different now… (Summer 2025)
It’s slow out there on Las Vegas Blvd. People are still coming to Sin City but visitation is down and so are the tips for buskers.
Violinist Alex Rivers Reflects On His America’s Got Talent Experience
Alex Rivers— “My journey on America’s Got Talent Season 17. Firstly, I actually almost DIDN’T audition. The reason I decided to was bc I kept seeing the billboards in Las Vegas about it & I thought it was a sign.”
YouTuber Rivalry Ends in Deadly Shooting
Las Vegas, NV— A YouTube livestreamer and his wife were shot to death late in the evening near the Bellagio fountains. The alleged assailant was rival YouTube livesteamer Manuel D. Ruiz who goes by the moniker of “SinCity-MannyWise”.
PRESS RELEASE: David v. Goliath miracle! [Gerald Lechner v. LVMPD]
David v. Goliath miracle! Nevada District Federal Court: unprecedented PRO SE (in propria persona) PLAINTIFF federal court VICTORY v. DEFENDANTS LVMPD et. al (individual officers)
Happy New Year! BuskLV
Whatever your talent, your hustle, or your aspirations— please continue on into 2025.
ACLU is suing! Civil rights org says “Pedestrian Flow Zone” ordinance is unconstitutional
The ACLU of Nevada has filed a legal challenge to Clark County’s “pedestrian flow zone” ordinance that makes it a crime for any person to stop or stand on the bridges over the Las Vegas Strip.
No stopping/standing on pedestrian bridge ordinance goes into effect this week
“Pedestrian flow zone” ordinance goes into effect this week. The county ordinance makes it illegal to stop or stand on the pedestrian bridges over the Las Vegas Strip.
It is now illegal to perform on the bridges over The Strip / “Pedestrian Flow Zone” ordinance passes
Clark County commissioners voted unanimously to make it a misdemeanor [criminal] offense to stop or stand on a pedestrian bridge along the resort corridor. The “pedestrian flow zone” ordinance will go into effect in mid-January.
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