Culinary vows to strike with Las Vegas contracts still in talks

Fair wages, benefits and a safe working environment are a few of the issues on the negotiating table for Alicia Watson, a food server at the Golden Nugget ...     [CULINARY VOWS TO STRIKE WITH LAS VEGAS CONTRACTS STILL IN TALKS]( [Fair wages, benefits and a safe working environment are a few of the issues on the negotiating table for Alicia Watson, a food server at the Golden Nugget and one of several Culinary Union members in contract talks with more than a dozen independent Las Vegas resorts with strike deadlines approaching as early as Friday.]( [SUPERINTENDENT JARA SEEKS TO END TENURE AT CCSD]( [Jesus Jara, the embattled superintendent of the Clark County School District, wants to resign Barring that, he could be terminated. In a “conditional resignation” letter to School Board President Evelyn Garcia Morales, Jara did not give a reason why he seeks to resign.]( [MORE THAN 100,000 NEVADANS HAVE ALREADY CAST PRIMARY BALLOTS]( [Nearly 10% of Nevada’s 1.15 million registered voters have cast a ballot in the preferred presidential primaries through Tuesday, according to the Nevada secretary of state. Data from the secretary of state’s elections website showed 100,105 mail ballots have been returned by voters and approved for counting, 60,211 by registered Democrats and 39,893 by Republicans.]( [EDITORIAL: ON BORDER POLICY, GOP LAWMAKERS’ DEVOTION TO CONSTITUTION MALLEABLE]( [Not since the era of Alabama Gov. George Wallace proclaiming “segregation now, segregation forever,” have blatant calls for lawlessness by elected officials been so commonplace. With the passage of the Civil Rights Act in 1964 and Voting Rights Act in 1965, the United States enjoyed a few decades in which incitement of imminent lawlessness by elected leaders would have earned condemnation from both political parties.]( [CHIEFS COULD COMPLETE ONE OF THE BEST RUNS IN NFL HISTORY WITH SUPER BOWL WIN]( [The Chiefs barely had time to brush off the confetti as they exited the field as Super Bowl champions following a win against the Eagles a year ago in Glendale, Ariz., before debate raged on their accomplishment. No one in NFL circles really questioned Kansas City’s status as the 2022-2023 champions but plenty challenged whether the team was historically great.](   MOST READ: [Police identify suspect in 1991 slaying of woman in Las Vegas]( [Report: Aces bringing back center Stokes on two-year deal](  [Dead & Company announce Las Vegas residency at Sphere]( [U.S. sportsbooks won’t take bets on possible Taylor Swift appearance at the Super Bowl]( [From marching bands to megastars: How the Super Bowl halftime show became a global spectacle](   [Facebook](  [Twitter](     Greenspun Media Group | 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [Unsubscribe {EMAIL}]( [Update Profile]( | [Our Privacy Policy]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice]( Sent by gmginfo@gmgvegas.com