George Acosta

3 days ago | news3lv.com | George Acosta

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — East Las Vegas valley residents are voicing opposition to a proposed housing development planned near the base of Frenchman Mountain. News 3 previously reported the oppositions for a previous housing development presented by housing developer Century Communities. Months later the original concept for that housing plan was scrapped, However Monday evening a new proposal was presented, but even with changes, the opposition from dozens of east valley residents has remained.

6 days ago | news3lv.com | George Acosta

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — It's been nearly a year since local regulations went into effect allowing for the legal sale of sidewalk food vending. Since then, Southern Nevada Health District officials have been cracking down on street food vendors who don’t have the proper permits. “It's messed up because it has been many people that we know and it's just like what if they get us? Well, what do we do?

1 week ago | news3lv.com | George Acosta

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — As the tragedy of the mass shooting at Florida State University in Tallahassee that left two people dead and several others injured, Senator Catherine Cortez-Masto said "My heart goes out to the victims, their families, and the entire Florida State community that has been shattered by an act of senseless gun violence.

1 week ago | news3lv.com | George Acosta

An accused killer arrested in México, Oswaldo Natahahel Perez-Sanchez, who is wanted for the April 2023 killing of Tabatha Tozzi in Las Vegas, is now in custody in México. “We are so glad to be able to help you bring some sense of justice back. It can never bring back a young lady's life that was tragically taken in such a horrible manner, but at least he's in custody and you're not wondering anymore, where he's at," said District of Nevada U.S. Marshal Gary Schofield.

2 weeks ago | local12.com | George Acosta

Twenty-eight hikers -- three adults and 25 children with special needs -- were rescued at the Arizona Hot Spring Trail Thursday, according to National Park Service officials. Park rangers who assisted in the rescue say the group of hikers attempted the 3.2-mile trek without adequate preparation in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area.