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NORTH LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Affordable housing complexes are popping up all across our valley, but just how badly are these developments needed?

I looked into the numbers to find out.

“A lot of people really can’t afford a house, so I think it’s good it’s been good for them," said North Las Vegas resident Essie Cleveland.

Cleveland lives across the street from affordable housing construction.

“Supposed to be mostly senior citizens over here," she said.

It's the Pearson Pines Senior Affordable Apartments, a portion already built and another still being built.

“We have a lot of senior citizens who need senior citizen housing," Cleveland said.

That's one of many affordable housing projects in North Las Vegas.

According to the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority and Nevada Hand, a nonprofit helping build and manage affordable housing in Nevada, there are several affordable housing projects in the City of North Las Vegas.

At least three more affordable communities, including senior and family living, are now open, plus at least five other affordable communities are under construction just within city limits.

North Las Vegas local Earl Sanders says that it'll help in the area.

“If it’s affordable to you and you can get stable housing, then that means you can live good and you can do good and you can support the community," Sanders said.

During a City of North Las Vegas Council meetingWednesday, Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority Executive Director Lewis Jordan broke down the work they're doing now.

“We have a total of 1,600 units, 800 units we’re building, and around 800 plus units we’re rehabbing," Jordan said.

He showed a list of 10 affordable housing developments under construction across our valley.

Jordan says we need each of those units.

“The bottom line, we need more housing," Jordan said.

The Housing Authority estimates that Southern Nevada has an approximate 80,000 affordable housing unit deficit.

Plus, many are being priced out of home ownership and renting in our valley. According to theKenny Guinn Research Center, Nevada rent and home prices are outpacing household incomes.

Sanders says that makes affordable housing more needed than ever.

“Anyone would love to have a decent new home they can afford," Sanders said.

The Regional Housing Authority says it will continue to have a focus on affordable housing to help as many people in our community.

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Goodwill of Southern Nevada (Goodwill®) opened a new retail thrift store on Craig Road at Revere in North Las Vegas on Friday, April 11. The Goodwill Craig Road Store offers tens of thousands of unique clothing, housewares, electronics, and other items generously donated by the community and carefully prepared every day for sale by the store’s team members.

The grand opening celebration of Goodwill’s 18th retail store and donation center, located at 755 W. Craig Rd., began with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 8:45 a.m. Shoppers were welcomed into the doors at 9:00 a.m., with the first 200 customers receiving a complimentary $5 Goodwill gift card and eco-friendly reusable shopping bag commemorating Goodwill of Southern Nevada’s 50th anniversary year.

“Establishing our second Goodwill retail store and donation center in North Las Vegas will provide a convenient service for the north-central Las Vegas Valley,” said Goodwill of Southern Nevada president and CEO Rick Neal. “As our social enterprise expands, donors and shoppers will continue to fuel Goodwill workforce development programs that offer careers as medical professionals, stagehands, truck drivers, welders, and other skilled trades. This new location welcomes 40 new Goodwill team members, each of whom plays a vital role in sustaining our stores, operations, and service to our community.”

The donation and sale of gently used household items support Goodwill career services and train-to-hire programs. A team of ten career coaches stationed at two store-based career centers and the Goodwill Training Academy provide personalized guidance to job seekers and military veterans as they explore training programs, skills workshops, and supportive services that lead to meaningful employment and thriving careers.

Donations are accepted at all Goodwill retail locations during store hours, as well as at three attended donation centers. The Goodwill Craig Road Store is open Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

For more information about how Goodwill works for our community, visit GoodwillVegas.org.

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LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - North Las Vegas is planning a massive new development, and they want the public’s help in shaping it.

North of the VA Hospital and the 215 Beltway, a stretch of desert is being reimagined as a complete city – Tule Springs East.

“We want to hear from the residents. What do they think? And not just even the residents, just people in southern Nevada,” said North Las Vegas City Manager, Micaela Moore. “What do they think makes a complete city?”

The city launched a three-week survey, hoping to gather community input on everything from housing to open space and even a UNLV campus.

“We want to see the type of housing that people want,” explained Moore. “Do they want more low density? Do they want more mixed-use? Do they want rural? So those are the kinds of questions that we want to ask.”

City leaders explained one major goal is to build a job creation zone anchored by health care and research.

“As part of a complete city, we would like to see people to be born here,” Moore said. “Right now, we don’t have a medical facility where there’s a labor and delivery.”

The plan also includes conservation, walkability, smart infrastructure, and most importantly a vision shaped by the people who live here.

“Really a once-in-a-lifetime type of opportunity to provide input on what an area is going to look like. It’s like a blueprint for a massive acreage, 7000 acres to be exact.”

The city said they hope feedback will help shape the development plan expected to be finalized this summer.

To take the ‘What Makes an Ideal Neighborhood’ survey, visit the city of North Las Vegas website.

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An opening date has been set for two of the three Aldi locations coming to the Las Vegas Valley.

The German grocer will be celebrating the grand opening and ribbon-cutting at 9 a.m. April 24 for its Henderson and North Las Vegas stores. Located at 621 Marks St. and 2106 W. Craig Road, both locations will be open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. going forward.

Another location at 7150 S. Rainbow Blvd. is still underway, with plans to open in May.

“At our new Las Vegas-area ALDI stores, shoppers will find that every decision we make, from our product selection to store layout, is to provide our customers with the best products at the lowest possible prices of any national grocer,” said Shawn Eddy, regional vice president for Aldi. “Our customers can save up to 36 percent on an average household’s shopping list. As shoppers look for better ways to stretch their dollar, ALDI is providing the Las Vegas area with easier access to quality groceries at affordable prices.”

At both locations, the first 100 customers will receive a gift bag filled with some Aldi-exclusive products, a quarter-sized Aldi poker chip that can be used to unlock the carts and a gift card as part of the Aldi Golden Ticket giveaway program. Shoppers can also enter a sweepstakes for a $500 Aldi gift card through opening weekend.

On grand opening day at the Henderson store, shoppers will have a chance to win access to Aldi’s High Savers Room from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. In the room, shoppers will taste-test Aldi private label brands, have a chance to receive free Vegas-themed Aldi merchandise and more.

The grocer announced in March 2024 plans to add 800 stores across the United States by the end of 2028, with a specific mention of Las Vegas. Aldi adding 800 stores over the next five years would give the chain more than 3,200 locations in the U.S.

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The grocery chain is known for keeping its costs down by selling mostly private-label brands and keeping employee counts down by not bagging groceries and encouraging customers to return their carts themselves by requiring a 25-cent deposit to check one out.

Contact Emerson Drewes at edrewes@reviewjournal.com. Follow @EmersonDrewes on X.

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The City of North Las Vegas, in partnership with Nevada Plants, is giving away up to 100 free trees on Saturday.

As part of an effort to promote tree equity and support a greener, more resilient community, residents are invited to Prentiss Walker Park, where they can claim one free tree per household on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.

In addition to receiving a tree, participants will get expert guidance on planting techniques and irrigation tips to help their tree thrive. The distribution will begin at 10 a.m. on April 12.

This initiative is funded by the U.S. Forest Service and NDF IRA funds.

Nevada Plants is a nonprofit organization dedicated to tree planting, advocacy, and education. Their mission is to strengthen climate resilience through research, hands-on projects, and community programs that address food scarcity and broader social, environmental, and economic challenges across Nevada.