A mother involved in a child custody case has been forced to publicly criticize Nevada judges and lawyers and the process of a fraudulent child custody case. In April 2013, a federal court judge dismissed Victoria Giampa’s civil rights complaint. She appealed the decision to the Ninth Circuit Court.In its decision,[...]
By Ken Small Special to Las Vegas Tribune As reported last week in the Las Vegas Tribune, the Clark County School District (CCSD) School Board apparently violated the open meeting law requirements in not properly noticing the purpose of its May 21 meeting that was used to vote on the[...]
By Ken Small Special to the Las Vegas Tribune Typical of many decisions by the Clark County School Board, the Board public notice was made in such a way as to avoid allowing the public’s right to know and participate. While the school board frequently blames lack of public participation[...]
After filing a complaint of allegations of cover-up of fraud, officials wrongly punished and continue sanctions against a self-represented woman litigant seeking redress. Part One of a series Victoria Giampa has spent almost 10 years seeking justice from Nevada courts for fraudulent filings submitted by her ex-husband, his attorney and[...]
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Las Vegas’ most charismatic and popular mayor of the last two decades, Oscar Goodman, will visit the Las Vegas Tribune building on Friday, May 31, to appear on the Face The Tribune show, produced and hosted by newspaper publisher Rolando Larraz at radiotribune.com, to talk about his new book, “Being Oscar,” a[...]
After being caught in what many consider “unbecoming behavior” against one of their own, the Second Baptist Church in West Las Vegas opted to violate the Freedom of the Press Act by banning the long-standing and only African-American newspaper in the state of Nevada from the Church.It all[...]
By Parker Philpot Tribune Media Group Earlier this month, millions of mothers and their children celebrated their traditional Mother’s Day. But one woman, Tonia Jones, is happy to be a mother, yet could only cautiously celebrate. Her smiles had so often been turned to tears from spending too many days,[...]
Veterans Village Las Vegas, a temporary housing and comprehensive resource facility for veterans and their families, hosts the grand opening and ribbon-cutting of its new thrift store Friday, May 24 – Veterans Village Thrift Store, 6029 W. Charleston Blvd. The 33,000-square-foot thrift store has been refurbished and re-merchandised via major[...]
Are we the only people in Nevada looking at those long lines of residents waiting to buy lottery tickets at the California border? Is Nevada governor Brian Sandoval blind, or is he that much in debt with the casinos that he cannot go against their wishes and commands?Those long lines[...]
By Erika F. Washington Photos by Erika F. Washington Dozens of cars and trucks lined the west end of the old Huntridge pharmacy parking lot last Saturday afternoon. Each gleamed like it just rolled off the Detroit assembly line; however, these cars are all at least 50 years old. You[...]
