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ELLIOTT D. POLLACK & Company FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 31st, 2016 The Monday Morning Quarterback A quick analysis of important economic data released over the past
ELLIOTT D. POLLACK & Company FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 31st, 2016 The Monday Morning Quarterback A quick analysis of important economic data released over the past
By Carolyn Dryer | Peoria Times P83 Entertainment District and other areas in the central and northern areas of Peoria are not the only sites
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Daily Star Leading in the polls and with lots of money to spend, the group pushing
By Joe Ferguson | Arizona Daily Star State Rep. Mark Finchem says the guns should be sold. The Tucson Police Department has destroyed 4,820 guns
By Darrell Jackson | The Glendale Star Following construction of a new parking lot at University of Phoenix Stadium, city council was expected to approve
This man is bankrolling a California ballot measure to force voter approval on big bonds. Would that kill projects like high-speed rail? Two Colorado ballot
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America’s Queen of Speed, an Arizona Hero, U.S. Congressman, and Scottsdale Mayor Set for Honor at World’s Most Interesting Polo Event! Jason Schechterle, U.S. Congressman
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The Arizona Republic A divided federal appeals court has upheld Arizona’s new ban on “ballot harvesting,” finding the state’s need to hold orderly elections outweighs
Elon Musk’s vision for his customers: A home with solar roofing, a battery in the basement and an electric car in the garage. By Alexander
Rose Law Group’s Tom Galvin is amongst the 10 candidates running for 5 positions on the CAP. By Brandon Loomis | The Arizona Republic The
Five men picked from a list of 89 applicants will be interviewed by Scottsdale City Council members on Nov. 9-10 for city manager. They are,
By Abby Goodnough | The New York Times Arizona was shaping up to be one of the more unlikely battlegrounds of the 2016 campaign when
California: A $72-million apartment project. Top politicians. Unlikely donors. Who wrote the checks to elected officials weighing approval? Trump leads (barely) in Utah, where voters
By David Wichner | Arizona Daily Star A state hearing judge has called for Arizona utility regulators to end so-called net metering for rooftop solar
Another twist in the ongoing saga around Chase Field, with word a private group is looking to replace the stadium entirely. By Jim McLennan@AZSnakepit The
By Roland Murphy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange Kitchell Development hopes to start construction on Phase 1 of the Longbow Marketplace project at the SWC of
By Roland Murphy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange Builder Magazine’s “2016 Builder of the Year” CalAtlantic Homes hopes to start construction in December on its 110-unit
Cushman & Wakefield announced Solterra Senior Living of Scottsdale leased 1.93 acres at 3rd Avenue and Indian School Road in Phoenix. Will French, Scott Boardman
By Abha Bhattarai | The Washington Post A recent trend in home construction points to growing polarization in the market, as more new homes come
By Jann Swanson | Mortgage News Daily Pending home sales bounced back in September after falling by 2.5 percent in August the National Association of
KTAR.COM The presidential election is less than two weeks away, and what is a state that traditionally votes Republican finds itself as an unfamiliar battleground
By Gary Grado | Arizona Capitol Times Gary Phillips was just one of almost 500 employees fired since Department of Economic Security Director Tim Jeffries
Californians will weigh 17 statewide measures, including reinstating bilingual education, regulating drug prices Utah: The history of BYU’s Honor Code: From ‘an institution practically without
By Richard Ruelas | The Republic A man who has been battling Tempe over a valuable piece of property where his family has lived for
By Catherine Reagor | The Republic Metro Phoenix may be young, but the area has some great historical mid-20th-century buildings that should be preserved
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By Howard Fischer | Tucson.com PHOENIX — Arizonans may get the chance to reconsider whether they think it’s OK for every adult to purchase and
By Justin Mathews | Pinal Post Maricopa, AZ, December 17, 2025 – The City of Maricopa passed a key milestone in updating our General Plan
By Tara Suter | The Hill On Friday, the DOJ released thousands of documents linked to Epstein which featured photographs, flight logs and public court records, among