By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services
PHOENIX — Saying a 2016 law hasn’t worked out as promised, a House panel voted 8-5 Wednesday to give cities more control of how and where vacation rentals operate.
House Bill 2481 would allow city and town councils to impose limits on how many people can be in a short-term rental based on the number of bedrooms.
Potentially more significant, Rep. John Kavanagh, R-Fountain Hills, said his legislation would permit cities to enact zoning restrictions that could limit the number of these short-term rentals in any one neighborhood — or entirely within the community’s borders.
Federal Court Strikes Down USCIS “Pause” on Immigration Applications from 39 Countries
June 5, 2026
By Darius Amiri, Partner and Chairman of Immigration Law Department | Rose Law Group Reporter In a significant decision issued today in Dorcas International Institute
