The coronavirus pandemic has been devastating for small businesses in Nevada — they’ve had to figure out new ways to interact with customers, protect workers’ and public safety, and handle cash flows and loans. One of my top priorities in the Senate is to make sure businesses in Nevada and…

As Nevadans confront the coronavirus pandemic, families with mixed immigration status or who are undocumented may be concerned that they might not have access to critical information and resources. …

Many Nevadans dealing with the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic will start receiving federal stimulus checks, enhanced unemployment benefits and business loan support in the coming weeks. While this welcome relief will help Nevada’s workers, families and businesses, Nevadans should be extra vigilant about scammers who may seek to take…

Muchos nevadenses que han sido afectados por la pandemia del coronavirus comenzarán a recibir cheques de estímulo del gobierno federal, mayores beneficios de desempleo y asistencia para pequeños negocios en las próximas semanas. Aunque este apoyo ayudará a trabajadores, familias y negocios nevadenses, deben tener cuidado con quienes buscan aprovecharse…

The fallout from COVID-19 has been tough on communities across our state. From families with loved ones fighting the disease and those treating patients, to workers facing unemployment, to those struggling with social isolation, this pandemic has taken a toll on all Nevadans. …

Given the economic effects of the current coronavirus pandemic, many Nevadans are worried about bills now coming due. I’m committed to helping Nevadans and all Americans as much as possible during this crisis, and my Disaster Resource Guide has extensive information about the financial assistance available to both individuals and…

For small business owners in Nevada and across the nation, this is an incredibly stressful time. Some have had to close their doors to protect public health; others have been deemed essential and are working overtime to help customers in need. All of them are coping with employees whose own…

Homeowners across Nevada are facing uncertainty in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. Many are finding themselves without a job, working reduced hours or otherwise struggling due to the economic consequences of coronavirus. …

Over 300,000 Nevadans are struggling with hunger, and of those, over 130,000 are children. These Nevadans are now facing additional challenges accessing food as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Food banks and school districts in communities across Nevada have come together to offer food assistance to families in need…