This is Good news. Was downtown one night last year and was starving and really wanted a couple of slices from uncle joes. Got there 3 minutes after closing, door was locked. Owner saw me came and let me in and I got my pizza fix. Only a small independent biz would do that. Whoever the lawyer was, thank you for finding that clause in the lease.

Legalize it and tax it now. Waste of tax payer money to pursue these cases.

They should go buy up all those unused hotel rooms in binions and turn it into affordable housing. Without affordable housing this whole project is flawed. And no I don't consider 2000 a month lofts that these developers want to build affordable. It seems to me downtown is only a place the wealthy can afford to live. Right now the dtlv project is like a commuter college wanting to provide the full college experience. Just can't be done if most of your residents live outside of downtown.

Hey tvegas, it's another fine example of mediocrity produced from the Fertitta family corporate circus. They probably hired a friend of a friends kid to design the interface on an out dated version of Corel draw to save a couple bucks. That's how they roll over there in ultimate/stations land.

Hey 777, I'm getting a vibe that you are not part of the cool downtown scene. I suggest you buy some super skinny jeans, drink pbr, find irony in everything and start riding a fixie bike.

Hopefully the contractors who did not get paid when that scam artist of a founder cowardly committed suicide, will get compensated as a result of this.

I say cut this departments budget even more, like another 15 million and put it into schools. Useless, useless, useless organization! Every week I read about them busting a pot grow house. They waste taxpayer money and resources going after farmers. Metro is a joke with a capital J!

This can't come soon enough. The Beat is great but more diversity in the coffee scene downtown is needed

Hey 777, sounds like a call to Her Majesty's Secret Service to summon up Agent 007 may be in order, because the way you paint Tony Hsieh in the inner sanctum of his Ogden condo makes him sound like a James Bond villain planning to infiltrate downtown with legions of hipsters.