GOP utility primary pits lawmakers against their own regulators
By State Affairs The Republican primary for the Arizona Corporation Commission is splitting the Legislature’s GOP caucuses down the middle, with some lawmakers endorsing the
By State Affairs The Republican primary for the Arizona Corporation Commission is splitting the Legislature’s GOP caucuses down the middle, with some lawmakers endorsing the
By State Affairs As the Arizona Supreme Court weighs a warrant for Leroy McGill’s execution, the Attorney General’s Office insists that the statute and caselaw
Image courtesy of Resolution Copper (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Resolution Copper.) By Mining.com Rio Tinto aims to open Arizona’s Resolution Copper mine by the mid-2030s
Photos via Shorehaven By YourValley Shorehaven, a luxury waterfront residential community along Tempe Town Lake, is pre-leasing as it prepares to open as part of the $1.8 billion South Pier master-planned
By YourValley A new single-family housing development has opened in the West Valley city of Goodyear, adding 80 homes as the region continues to experience residential growth. The project, known as El Cidro,
By Cecilia Chan | Gilbert Sun Supporters say a bipartisan Senate bill eliminating most municipal aesthetic home-design requirements would spur much-needed affordable housing while opponents say it would eliminate municipalities’ ability to control neighborhood quality. SB1431 would ban requirements
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Phoenix ranks No. 13 among the nation’s largest pipeline of office-to-apartment conversions. RentCafe tracked 1,550 units being converted in the
Photo via Arizona State University By Greg Barr | Phoenix Business Journal Phoenix City Council on Tuesday approved a $50 million investment into the major downtown health and bioscience campus
By InMaricopa A proposed Interstate 11 corridor that would pass through Hidden Valley and along Maricopa’s western edge moved a step forward this month as Arizona lawmakers approved a bill aimed at
By David Church | Pinal Central After celebrating the opening of the town’s first official office space, San Tan Valley town councilmembers and staff have
City Hall Via City of Scottsdale By YourValley While nothing is finalized yet, eight candidates turned enough signatures to run for three Scottsdale City Council seats this year. Each candidate was required to turn 1,000
By Darius Amiri, Rose Law Group Chair of Immigration Law On Monday, the Trump administration sent Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) agents to airports around
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents D.R. Horton.) By Real Estate Daily News Two significant land transactions have closed within the 820-acre Cascada master-planned project in
By Economic and Business Research Center | AzBigMedia In January, Arizona year-over-year total building permits saw a notable 22.1% decrease to 2,859, not seasonally adjusted. The number of single-family permits in the state also
By Helena Wegner | Phoenix Business Journal Two Las Vegas developers have plans to build within a Chandler flex industrial campus where SyberJet Aircraft recently signed a
Photo via City of Peoria By Philip Haldiman | YourValley A battery energy storage system facility in the far north end of Peoria has been going through the planning stages with the city. The proposed BESS facility is planned to
By Tom Scanlon | Scottsdale Progress The rallying cry of concerned citizens may be: “Save the DRB!” If so, that likely would be in vain, as a new
By YourValley Gilbert’s economic development team is leaning on redevelopment, tourism and business attraction as the primary drivers of revenue growth, with new data showing significant gains in
By Noah Cullen | Pinal Central Healthcare jobs in Pinal County are expected to grow at a very fast rate, faster than the already impressive statewide growth, as supply and
By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter There’s not enough blood spray in the world to cover up for the sheer number of flaws
By Howard Fischer | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: Arizona voters could decide in November if they want more of the money allocated for K-12
By Reagan Priest | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: Secretary of State Adrian Fontes did not have the authority to grant the Arizona Independent Party
By CNBC A jury in Los Angeles determined on Wednesday that Meta and Google’s YouTube were negligent and failed to warn users of the dangers associated with using their
By Brock Brasdel | State Affairs As more and more bills file through the chambers, legislators are actively negotiating several key proposals to reshape state
By Mary Jo Pitzl | Arizona Capitol Times Key highlights: A state lawmaker wants to protect people from higher taxes and fees, but he wants
By Reagan Priest | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: Arizona is retaining legal counsel in preparation for a potential court battle over the Colorado River,
By Kiera Riley | State Affairs Superintendent Tom Horne stuck to his guns in maintaining a low misspending rate in the Empowerment Scholarship Account program
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By InBusiness Phoenix Ulysses Development Group continues to expand its impact in Arizona with the groundbreaking of Salt River Flats 2, a new affordable housing community located at 4027 S. 13th Street in Phoenix.
By Arizona Digital Free Press Greater Phoenix home sales increased in March, indicating continued market activity despite broader economic and geopolitical uncertainty. Closed sales across the region rose 10%
By NAHB Housing production bounced back in March as builders cautiously ramp up production despite ongoing headwinds. Overall housing starts increased 10.8% in March to