Measure to eliminate cities’ ability to tax food heads to Hobbs
A GOP proposal to cut the sales tax imposed on groceries by some cities passed its final hurdle in the Arizona Legislature, but it may
A GOP proposal to cut the sales tax imposed on groceries by some cities passed its final hurdle in the Arizona Legislature, but it may
Tempers flared on March 20, 2023, after Republican Sen. Sonny Borrelli (left) admonished a speaker for using the term “conspiracy theory” to refer to false
ByRyan Randazzo || The Arizona Republic Cheaper medicinal cannabis cards and adding autism and post-traumatic stress disorder as conditions eligible to receive a card are
Valley Metro photo Opinion: Lawmakers are pushing an anti-transit agenda that not only fails to meet metro Phoenix’s needs, but also would likely fail at
Opinion: There’s a reason civil rights advocates call two companion bills in the Arizona Legislature the ‘Voter Privacy Violation Act.’ By Alex Gulotta and Jenny
Deposit photo By Howard Fischer || Capitol Media Services Updates: Reflects that the Senate did give this measure preliminary approval and removed the contracting
Opinion: A new poll shows Gov. Katie Hobbs is building a decent level of support among voters. The GOP-run Arizona Legislature should take that as
By Ray Stern | Arizona Republic Leaders of a new political party that has qualified for the ballot in Arizona said Thursday they have no
Opinion: Insanity continues at the Arizona Legislature as our leaders now want to imprison teachers who slip up and mention a banned book. By Laurie
Opinion: There is only reason why Sen. Jake Hoffman wanted to break up Maricopa County and it has nothing to do with good government. By
By Stacey Barchenger || The Arizona Republic Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs offered GOP lawmakers another reality check of divided government Thursday in vetoing an anti-“critical
By Ray Stern || The Arizona Republic A federal judge granted Arizona legislative leaders the right to intervene in a lawsuit against a state ban
Deposit Photo Opinion: Republican lawmakers would like to add to the un-American restrictions that already exist in Arizona schools. By EJ Montini || The Arizona
Rep. Liz Harris || Wikipedia By Ray Stern || The Arizona Republic A Republican lawmaker faces an ethics complaint more than a week after bringing
Deposit Illustration Opinion: Republican state lawmakers are referring bills to the ballot to thwart Democrats and go around Gov. Katie Hobbs. Don’t fall for it.
By Miguel Torres | AZ Central Lawmakers have been busy introducing almost 600 bills through both the state House of Representatives and the state Senate.
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Got chickens? Wish you did? State lawmakers are trying to make sure you have that opportunity — but
Rep. Liz Harris, R-Chandler, slammed the brakes on the so-called “continuation” budget || Gage Skidmore By Mary Jo Pitzl || Arizona Republic Republican plans to
By Howard Fischer || Capitol Media Services February 6, 2023 The top Republicans in the House and Senate want a judge to let them defend
Opinion: One month into the Arizona Legislature seems a good time to review many truly wondrous ways in which our leaders are working for us.
By Stacey Barchenger || The Arizona Republic A tug-of-war for power between Arizona’s Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs and Republicans who lead the Legislature — a
Voters in the 2022 Arizona midterm election approved Proposition 131, which creates a lieutenant governor position in the state. Photo by Jerod MacDonald-Evoy || Arizona
Deposit photo By Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services January 31, 2023 State lawmakers are moving to financially penalize cities that have a minimum wage higher
By Mary Jo Pitzl || The Arizona Republic Interstate 10 is now three lanes in both directions between Casa Grande and Tucson, according to the
Photo illustration by Jim Small. Photo by Gage Skidmore (modified) | Flickr/CC BY-SA 2.0 GOP leaders, facing the prospect of bipartisanship, are desperate to keep
Election workers sort ballots at the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center on Nov. 9, 2022. Photo by John Moor || Getty Images By Gloria
By Ray Stern || The Arizona Republic New rules that allow Arizona’s lawmakers to destroy emails after 90 days and delete text messages as quickly
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