Sexual-harassment allegations take down Tucson transportation director
By Joe Ferguson | Arizona Daily Star The city’s transportation director resigned last week shortly after an internal investigation found evidence he sexually harassed one
By Joe Ferguson | Arizona Daily Star The city’s transportation director resigned last week shortly after an internal investigation found evidence he sexually harassed one
Would also have the option of arguing in front of the Corporation Commission as part of the case The Pinal County Board of Supervisors has
Opponents say reform is a guise for expansion of STOs By Ricardo Cano | The Republic Arizona Senate President Steve Yarbrough, who for years ran
Past legislation to ban cameras has failed By Nicole Gutierrez | Cronkite News A Gilbert lawmaker wants to ban photo-enforcement cameras across the state, saying
A Republican precinct committee in southwest Arizona has nominated three people to fill the state House seat vacated by Rep. Don Shooter. The Yuma Sun
The San Jose Mercury News, the only daily newspaper in Silicon Valley, had 400 journalists a decade ago. After more layoffs this week, it’s down
Arizona spotlights the opportunities and pitfalls both parties are grappling with nationally By Jonathan Martin | The New York Times Representative Martha McSally of Arizona
By Jessica Boehm | The Republic The race to replace Phoenix Mayor Stanton just got a little more crowded. Longtime Phoenix resident and businessman Michael
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By AZ Mirror Private equity firms own nearly 3 million apartment units, about 13% of the total apartments across the country, according to a new analysis from
By Jakob Thorington | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: Arizona’s yearly legislative session is approaching its end and lawmakers still haven’t settled on a state
By Jordan Gerard | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: The majority of Arizona’s lawmakers have ties to education, yet the state still struggles to find