By Jason Stone | YourValley When the Surprise City Council first met in January with a new mayor taking office to update its strategic plan, City Manager Bob Wingenroth wanted the council to have what he called
By Kiera Riley | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: A proposal to create an independent oversight office to monitor and report on the Arizona Department
By AZ Mirror After a planned budget vote evaporated on Thursday and the chamber unexpectedly adjourned for the weekend, Republicans in the Arizona House of
By AZRE The Phoenix City Council voted Wednesday to adopt the latest construction codes, marking another milestone in making Phoenix a national leader in accessibility, sustainability, and safety standards. Among the
Photo by Madelaine Braggs, Rose Law Group Reporter By Caitlin Sievers | AZ Mirror The Arizona Senate voted late Thursday night to give half a
Photo by Ellen O’Brien/Cronkite News By Caitlin Sievers | AZ Mirror The Arizona Senate has officially ended its work for this legislative session after passing
Thomas Galvin, Maricopa County District 2 Supervisor, and Chairman of the Board, has been recognized by Greater Phoenix Chamber with its 2025 Sentinel Award. The award recognizes two
By Bob Christie | Capitol Media Services Key Points: Housing developers left stranded and stalled by a lack of an assured water supply are getting
By VoteBeat In Arizona, where distrust in elections runs high, many people agree that a manual check of election results could help boost confidence. And
Shruti Gurudanti, director of corporate transactions at Rose Law Group, tells RLGR: “These are exciting times for defense technology companies. There is a growing demand for advanced
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Vestar.) By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa Despite pushback from nearby residents, Maricopa is moving forward with plans for a
Town of Queen Creek By YourValley The developers of a proposed townhome community at the northeast corner of Sossaman and Rittenhouse roads will be asking the Queen Creek Town Council to allow rental-home properties. The council will be considering the
By Builder While significant movement at the top of Zonda’s annual Local Leaders list is uncommon, the list highlights geographic trends and reflects themes that have emerged in the housing market in recent years.
By NAHB A sharp decline in multifamily production pushed overall housing starts down in May while single-family output was essentially flat due to economic and tariff uncertainty along
By AZ Family More than 20 people who live in the Woodland Historic District in Phoenix asked to meet with Valley Metro officials Tuesday night
By Jenn Moreira | White Mountain Independent Apache County’s energy future got a nod on the national stage this week, as U.S. Sen. Ruben Gallego spotlighted the Coronado
By InBusiness Phoenix In recognition of yet another banner year for economic development wins, Arizona today received a prestigious “Gold Shovel” award from Area Development Magazinein the 5-8 million state population category, marking the
By Ben Bradley | AZ Family Arizona Public Service (APS) has applied for a double-digit rate increase for customers across the state, a move opposed
By Brandon Brown | Phoenix Business Journal Construction has recently started on a new Mitsubishi auto dealership in Goodyear. Valley-based Yates Buick GMC has broken ground on its latest dealership – Yates Mitsubishi
By Kiera Riley | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: Another House plan for Proposition 123 got a start in the House Appropriations committee today, with
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star Large sections of Sabino Canyon Recreation Area, Mount Lemmon and Madera Canyon, and parts of Mount Graham, would
By NAHB In a further sign of declining builder sentiment, the use of price incentives increased sharply in June as the housing market continues to soften. Builder confidence
Photo via City of Maricopa By InMaricopa It’s not every day Maricopans get a say in planning the city’s vision for the future. But that’s what brought Senita resident Christian Glover
By Cecilia Chan | East Valley Tribune The city-owned Arizona Museum of Natural History – which features a life-size dinosaur bursting out of an upper exterior wall
By BisNow The Senate Finance Committee on Monday released its version of the massive tax and spending bill that President Donald Trump is pushing for, and it includes a new provision to make the opportunity
Photo via Deja Foxx for Arizona campaign Facebook page By Reagan Priest | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: When Deja Foxx talks to voters in
By Jakob Thorington | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: Arizona House Republicans passed a $17.3 billion budget on party lines late June 13, but the
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By Rachel Wharton | New York Times A major home renovation can be hard on a relationship. The process includes such classic argument starters as ever-expanding
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Lennar and Taylor Morrison.) By Keith Griffith | Realtor Several major homebuilders are weighing plans to band together to provide
Courtesy City of Peoria By Philip Haldiman | YourValley With the recent opening of Caldwell County BBQ and the soon-to-open Jefferson House in downtown Peoria, the city has