Layoffs begin at the IRS, as DOGE cuts collide with tax season
By Axios The IRS started laying off employees on Thursday, just as tax season kicks into high gear. Why it matters: The terminations, reportedly of 6,000 relatively new workers at
By Axios The IRS started laying off employees on Thursday, just as tax season kicks into high gear. Why it matters: The terminations, reportedly of 6,000 relatively new workers at
Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 2.0 By Jennifer Schutt | AZ Mirror A federal judge will decide in “due course” whether to issue a preliminary injunction
Screengrab via C-SPAN By Ashley Murray | AZ Mirror All Senate Republicans, except two, voted on Thursday to confirm Kash Patel to a 10-year term
By Kiera Riley | Arizona Capitol Times Another legislative session means another waiver on the aggregate expenditure limit, and with no end in sight, lawmakers
Via City of Phoenix By InBusiness Phoenix Phoenix City Council voted to enter into two purchase and sale agreements (PSAs) with local school districts in order to make ten acres of land available for
By AZ Big Media Madison-Rhea Koehler Tempe will increase the construction of multifamily homes mandated under the “Middle Housing Bill,” a state-mandated bill that expands the
By Philip Haldiman | YourValley Paradise Valley town councilors say two bills going through the Arizona Legislature could have a negative effect on the town’s unique character, going as far as “gutting”
[Courtesy City of Maricopa] By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa Maricopa City Council last night approved the sale of more than 4 acres next to Sonoran Creek Marketplace. Tacoma, Wash.-based Miravest,
By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa Maricopa City Council members last night held off again on approving a contentious land sale near Copper Sky. It was a vanishingly rare display of friction on the
(Photo via City of Buckeye) By Alicia Venter | West Valley View Buckeye voters approved the city’s first general obligation (GO) bonds in nearly four decades
By BisNow In the middle of Solano County near the San Francisco Bay are 65,000 acres that could become the birthplace of a new city. A group calling itself California Forever — funded by a who’s who
By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter A film about a toy monkey may seem ridiculous, but it’s nothing to scoff at, and whatever
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Press Release via Netflix, Inc. | Rose Law Group Reporter Today, Netflix, Inc. (the Company) and Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. (WBD) announced they have entered
By Shauneen Miranda | AZ Mirror More than 30 members of the U.S. Senate Democratic caucus slammed the U.S. Education Department’s plans to shift several
By Ariana Figueroa | AZ Mirror U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, a longtime champion of creating legal status for immigrants brought into the country as children