Lopez Is 10th City Of Las Vegas Graduate      The city of Las Vegas announced today that Public Safety Lt. Sendy Lopez has graduated as a member of the 290th session of the FBI National Academy. The graduation took place at the National Academy in Quantico, Virginia. Lopez is the tenth officer in department history to complete this prestigious program. Nationally, fewer than one percent of officers have the opportunity to attend the program.      Internationally known for its academic excellence, the National Academy offers 10 weeks of advanced communication, leadership and fitness training. Participants must have proven records as professionals within their agencies to attend. On average, these officers have 21 years of law enforcement experience and usually return to their agencies to serve in executive-level positions.      The 290th session consisted of 201 law enforcement officers who graduated together from the FBI National Academy. The 290th session of the National Academy consisted of men and women from 46 states and the District of Columbia. The class included members of law enforcement agencies from 24 countries, five military organizations, and six federal civilian organizations.      Lopez, a Navy veteran, has been employed with the city of Las Vegas for approximately 11 years. She currently oversees the patrol division, along with several programs within the Department of Public Safety. The city’s Department of Public Safety provides the public with law enforcement services at city parks and facilities through the deputy city marshals, operates the city’s detention center and provides animal protection services in the city of Las Vegas.      FBI Academy instructors, special agents and other staff with advanced degrees provide the training; many instructors are recognized internationally in their fields. Since 1972, National Academy students have been able to earn undergraduate and graduate credits from the University of Virginia, which accredits many of the courses offered. A total of 55,186 graduates have completed the FBI National Academy since it began in 1935. The National Academy is held at the FBI Training Academy in Quantico, the same facility where the FBI trains its new special agents and intelligence analysts.

Este verano, se puede disfruar de clases de natación, equipos de competencias acuáticas para jóvenes, cine acuático, eventos de fitness y fiestas temáticas en las albercas de la Ciudad de Las Vegas. Todos los que ingresen deben usar ropa de baño adecuada, según el código del Distrito de Salud. Los niños menores de 48 pulgadas deben estar acompañados por un adulto en el agua, uno por niño. Chalecos salvavidas aprobados por la Guardia Costera están disponibles en todas las piscinas de la ciudad. También puede visitar las zonas de juegos acuáticos.

La ciudad de Las Vegas anunció que la Teniente de Seguridad Pública Sendy Lopez se ha graduado como miembro de la 290ª sesión de la Academia Nacional del FBI en Quantico, Virginia. Lopez es la décima oficial en la historia del departamento en completar este prestigioso programa, al que menos del uno por ciento de los oficiales a nivel nacional tienen la oportunidad de asistir. Conocida por su excelencia, la Academia Nacional ofrece 10 semanas de formación avanzada en comunicación, liderazgo y acondicionamiento físico. Los participantes deben tener un historial profesional comprobado dentro de sus agencias. En promedio, estos oficiales tienen 21 años de experiencia en la aplicación de la ley y suelen regresar a sus agencias para ocupar puestos de nivel ejecutivo. La 290ª sesión contó con 201 oficiales de agencias de 46 estados, el Distrito de Columbia, 24 países, cinco organizaciones militares y seis organizaciones civiles federales. Lopez, veterana de la Marina, ha trabajado con la ciudad de Las Vegas durante aproximadamente 11 años y actualmente supervisa la división de patrullas y varios programas dentro del Departamento de Seguridad Pública. Este departamento ofrece servicios de aplicación de la ley en parques y instalaciones de la ciudad, opera el centro de detención y proporciona servicios de protección animal. Los instructores de la Academia del FBI, agentes especiales y otros miembros del personal con títulos avanzados, reconocidos internacionalmente, imparten la formación. Desde 1972, los estudiantes de la Academia Nacional pueden obtener créditos de pregrado y posgrado de la Universidad de Virginia, que acredita muchos de los cursos ofrecidos. Desde su inicio en 1935, un total de 55,186 graduados han completado la Academia Nacional del FBI.

Más de 170,000 reportes de estafas han sido registrados este año por la Comisión Federal de Comercio, con pérdidas que superan los $645 millones de Dolares. El organismo advierte a los consumidores sobre la alta incidencia de estas estafas, comparando las pérdidas con el presupuesto del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional. Se ha establecido un equipo dedicado a manejar reportes de estafas, contactando a los consumidores y las instituciones financieras para intentar recuperar el dinero. También colaboran con agencias para cerrar correos, sitios web y números de teléfono utilizados por estafadores. Llaman a reportar inmediatamente cualquier sospecha de fraude.

Una organización sin fines de lucro asociada con Donald Trump pagó $100,000 dolares en honorarios legales para los seis “electores falsos” en Nevada, según fuentes cercanas al pago. Personnel Policy Operations cubrió los costos para apoyar a los electores pro-Trump acusados de afirmar falsamente que Trump ganó el estado en las elecciones de 2020. El caso fue desestimado después de que un juez dictaminara que la oficina del fiscal general de Nevada presentó el caso en el tribunal equivocado.

Dear Friend, As we move into summer, I hope you’re staying cool from the heat. Cooling centers in Southern Nevada can be found here or by contacting 211. I’m eager to update you on initiatives to improve safety, foster community development, and support Youth in Nevada. Read more below to find details on my Break the Cycle of Violence Act, funding requests for projects to help our communities, and highlights from recent activities across Nevada’s Fourth District. Please remember, my office is here to support you with issues you might face with federal agencies or if you have any concerns. Don’t hesitate to reach out to submit your request here . Steven HorsfordMember of Congress Taking Action to Combat Gun Violence In recognition of National Gun Violence Awareness Month, I’m reaffirming my commitment to end the cycle of violence that affects too many across our country. This is underscored by a personal tragedy of mine: 32 years ago today, my father was killed due to senseless gun violence. In his honor, I introduced the Break the Cycle of Violence Act, parts of which were passed two years ago in the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. My legislation seeks to invest $5 billion over eight years in proven community-based violence intervention programs. These programs are designed to drastically reduce community violence, including gun violence. Evidence shows them cutting rates in half within two years. It also prevents crime before it occurs, saves lives and breaks the cycle of violence. Improving Our Infrastructure and Safety This year, I’ve submitted requests through the Community Project Funding process to significantly improve infrastructure and services through Nevada’s Fourth District. These projects range from the construction of the Historic Westside Library to the implementation of Vision Zero road safety programs. Each project was selected for its potential to substantially elevate public safety, educational opportunities, and sustainable development across our communities. More information on these proejcts can be found on my website. Engaging with the Community I’ve been grateful for the chance to have valuable interactions across our district over the last several weeks. I’ve participated in various activities, including atelevised discussion on gun violence preventionand its broader implications following recent Supreme Court decisions. Additionally, I hosted a roundtable with foster youth at UNLV to address their unique challenges and successes, and I joined Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm for a tour of a local home undergoing an energy audit, highlighting the cost-saving benefits of clean energy initiatives. I also joined the Latin Chamber of Commerce for a roundtable discussing the importance of expanding work authorization access for undocumented individuals married to U.S. citizens. Highlighting Foster Youth Voices on Congressional Foster Youth Shadow Day On Congressional Foster Youth Shadow Day, I was honored to host Arria, a former foster youth from Las Vegas. Arria’s time with me and my team included attendinga financial services hearing, participating in stakeholder meetings, and touring the Capitol. She alsointerviewed me about foster and child welfare in Nevada. I’m proud of the work Arria is doing to empower foster youth, and I took forward to hearing about her bright future.

El Fiscal General de Nevada, Aaron Ford, anunció que llevará el caso de los seis “Electores Falsos” al Tribunal Supremo del estado después de que la jueza Mary Kay Holthus dictaminara que Las Vegas no era el lugar adecuado para el juicio. “La jueza se equivocó y apelaremos de inmediato”, declaró Ford. Los abogados defensores afirmaron que presentar el caso en otra ciudad violaría el plazo de prescripción de tres años, que expiró en diciembre. El juicio, programado para enero, fue cancelado. Los acusados, entre ellos Michael McDonald y Jim DeGraffenreid, enfrentaban cargos de presentar documentos falsos, con penas de hasta cinco años de prisión.

Dearest Friend, I wanted to send a personal message today as I’m filled with so many emotions. I can’t lie—I was on the edge of my seat awaiting the Primary election results. We’ve spent years working towards this goal. We’ve done all we can to connect with you, and I’m sure you saw my road signs, billboards, ads, or community events. I wanted to take a moment to extend a heartfelt “Thank You” to each and every one of you. Your generous contributions and unwavering support were the backbone of our campaign, driving us forward each and every day. From the beginning, this campaign has been about more than just one person—it’s been about a shared vision for a brighter future and a stronger community. Your belief in this vision and in my ability to help achieve it means more to me than words can express. Because of your donations, support, and faith in me, I am proud to say that I have been re-elected to continue serving on the Las Vegas City Council as your Ward 3 Councilwoman! I am honored to have been re-elected by our community, and I will not take this new term for granted. Thank you for standing with me, for your faith in our mission, and for your incredible generosity. Together, we are making a difference, and I am grateful to have you by my side. Thank you for believing in me! I will never stop working for our community, no matter what. Sincerely, Olivia

Patricia Cortés Guadarrama, la nueva Cónsul de México en Las Vegas, inauguró la exposición “Retrospectiva” del pintor juarense Antonio Muñoz, que presenta su extraordinaria trayectoria artística por más de 35 años. La representante de México estuvo muy bien acompañada por diversas autoridades estatales, entre ellas, la Representante Dina Titus, la Titular para la Oficina para Nuevos Americanos, Iris Ramos, así como representantes de las Senadoras Jacky Rosen y Catherine Cortez Masto. Quien también acompaño a Cortés Guadarrama, fue la Cónsul de El Salvador, Silvia Martínez quien le dio la enhorabuena y le deseó una exitosa estancia en la representación consular.