Bullies, Breast Feeding, Bus Cameras: New Laws Take Effect in Nevada on July 1

Bullies, breast feeding, bus cameras: New laws take effect in Nevada on July 1

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — New laws that go into effect Tuesday, July 1, include a 30% tax on online tobacco sales, a change in what schools can do with a bully, and cameras to catch people who ignore the stop signs on school buses. Nearly 200 new laws stretch from the obscure to in-your-face changes that could cost you money. A month after the Legislature finished its work, it's time to see how these laws could impact your life. Some laws are routine, …

New Nevada Laws Take Effect Today

(Carson City, NV) — Several new Nevada laws take effect today. One allows the installation of cameras on school buses. They will be used to catch drivers who illegally pass stopped buses with activated stop arms. Another law prohibits landlords and homeowners’ associations from banning the display of religious or cultural items on doors and windows. Another law prohibits public schools from replacing human counselors or psychologists with artifi…

Nearly 200 new Nevada laws take effect today. Here are the highlights. - The Nevada Independent

The bills going into effect Tuesday are almost 37 percent of the more than 500 bills the governor signed into law this legislative session.

Nearly 200 New Laws Hit Nevadans Starting July 1 - Nevada Globe

Starting July 1, nearly 200 new laws take effect in Nevada—a clear signal that lawmakers in Carson City are staying true to one thing: expanding government influence over nearly every aspect of life. From firearms and school policy to university contracts and AI regulations, the state’s latest legislative session delivered a buffet of big-government rules, fees, and limitations. One of the more controversial changes is Senate Bill 347, which all…