The city is moving forward with changes to Reno’s sign code to allow all public and private schools to replace their signs with digital versions. Join us in…

Proposed changes to Reno’s sign code will be presented at virtual meetings next week to get feedback from the public. The latest draft eliminates the once contemplated unlimited…

After a wide-ranging discussion in October on whether to allow all non-casino businesses in the downtown entertainment district to have almost unlimited signs, Reno Planning Commissioners asked staff…

The biggest signs allowed in Reno are reserved for casinos. The city is holding community meetings next week seeking your opinion of allowing other non-casino businesses downtown the…

At its regular meeting next week, the Reno City Council will conduct the first required review of the development agreement that sets the terms of developing the west…

The Reno City Council agreed October 25 to appeal a recent court decision in Scenic Nevada’s lawsuit affecting the Neon Line District with some council members asking the…

Two City of Reno-approved 25-foot-tall signs were struck from a development agreement as violations of city sign codes because of a lawsuit brought by Scenic Nevada. The Court…

With little regard for Reno’s sign codes, the Planning Commission in a 5-1 vote approved an amended permit February 1 that will allow Jeff Jacobs’ Glow Plaza festival…