By Roland Murphy | AZBEX Earlier this week, Tempe voters rejected three measures that would have green-lighted the $2B-plus proposal from the Arizona Coyotes to build a new hockey
On May 16, Queen Creek broke ground on a new aquatics and recreation center that will located off Signal Butte Road, north of Queen Creek Road. It is set to open in 2024.
By Renata Cló | Arizona Republic In the eight years that Danielle Witcher has lived in Arizona, she has relied on the housing choice voucher
By InBusiness Phoenix The Arizona Association for Economic Development (AAED) announced the results of its State of Arizona Economic Development survey at its recent spring conference in Tucson. AAED surveyed its membership of more than 500 economic development practitioners and those that provide goods
Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services Gov. Katie Hobbs has inked her approval to the $17.8 billion state budget she negotiated with Republican legislative leaders. The
By Joe McHugh | West Valley View Many businesses have come to Avondale to continue their respective growth alongside that of the city’s. Because of that, Avondale has garnered
By Edward L. Glaeser, Carlo Ratti | The New York Times The economic future of the city that never sleeps depends on embracing this shift from vocation
By Cromwell Schubarth | Phoenix Business Journal Shares of Lucid Group Inc. dropped more than 10% in early trading on Tuesday after the luxury electric car
By Mark Cowling | Pinal Central FLORENCE — Florence will have few opportunities in the next few years to land a major manufacturer but can set the
Provided by iStar/Tac Coluccio By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal Glendale Economic Development Director Brian Friedman isn’t sure what his next steps are but is confident he’s leaving
While their Democratic colleagues insist on no negotiations until the borrowing limit is lifted, Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema position themselves as potential players in
Nipton, Calif., has one main road and about two dozen residents. Entrepreneurs with dreams of turning it around have come and gone. Will this time be different? By Debra
By Brian Bushard | Forbes TOPLINE An eclectic group of lawmakers, including progressive Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) and far-right Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), proposed a
Opinion: Arizona Republican Sen. J.D. Mesnard has proposed a way to further cut taxes without the need to cut current spending or raise other taxes.
Photo courtesy of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal A huge construction crane towering over the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.
By Sam Kmack | Arizona Republic The Arizona Coyotes’ $2.1 billion deal with Tempe has been a tale of twos since its inception: a tale of two cities that
(Via City of Chandler) By Russ Wiles | Arizona Republic As the semiconductor manufacturing buildings go up, the suppliers move in. Edwards, a British company that helps to keep clean
By Humaira Zafari | Chamber Business News Arizona ranked 3rd in the Economic Performance category of the prestigious Rich States, Poor States reportfor 2023 by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). The
By Sam Kmack | Arizona Republic Tempe could see tens of millions of dollars more in gains than was previously expected if voters approve the Arizona Coyotes’
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Home price are dipping in metro Phoenix — but analysts say there is more telling data hidden in the latest national numbers. For the first time since the Great Recession,
Via City of Glendale By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal Glendale’s sports and entertainment district is one of the city’s biggest successes under the tenure
U.S.Department of Labor Opinion: The law means fewer bids for Phoenix projects, less competition and fewer businesses to do the work. In other words, there
By Lawrence Ulrich | The New York Times Designed to accelerate the shift to electric cars among other climate goals, the Inflation Reduction Act has
Rendering via MANICA By Sam Kmack | Arizona Republic The economic impact of Tempe’s $2.1 billion development deal with the Arizona Coyotes “will be a
By Ken Sain | Chandler Arizonan Inflation is jeopardizing many of the projects that Chandler voters authorized in the 2021 bond election. In fact, some of those projects will run out of money halfway through the city’s 10-year capital
Goldwater writes the Phoenix prevailing wage ordinance violates state law and burdens businesses, which will lead to downstream consequences on “minorities, younger workers and all
The Monday Morning QuarterbackA quick analysis of important economic data released over the last week By Elliot D. Pollack & Co | Rose Law Group
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By Jen Fifield | Votebeat Maricopa County’s new leadership will move immediately to commission an independent audit of the county’s election system, incoming supervisors announced
A Coyotes comeback? Sports Illustrated, The Arizona Republic, Fox 10 Phoenix, 12News, Phoenix Business Journal, KTAR, along with other outlets across the state, the U.S., and the world have picked up the HUGE NEWS!
Thomas Galvin, Rose Law Group partner and newly-elected Chair of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, covers his top priorities in his swearing-in speech. Hear
“Given the evolving legal landscape, it is advisable for affected businesses to stay informed about developments related to the CTA and prepare for potential compliance
By Kylie Cruz | AZ Family A new year ushers in new leadership changes with the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors! Three new members will
We don’t have to navigate this path alone I wanted to take a moment to share something that’s been on my mind over the past
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