California invested heavily in solar power. Now there’s so much that other states are sometimes paid to take it New Mexico: Scrutiny intensifies over safety
By Ivan Penn | Los Angeles Times n 14 days during March, Arizona utilities got a gift from California: free solar power. Well, actually better than
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times Bob Burns is headed back to court — and not just in his bid
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By Mark Cowling | PinalCentral Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Southwest Value Partners in their fight to prevent this mine from opening in the middle
By Rachel Leingang | Arizona Capitol Times The Arizona Corporation Commission Tuesday voted down one commissioner’s requests to green light subpoenas and allow him to
Colorado University study finds fake news twice as influential as fact-checking sites New Mexico: Los Alamos nuclear lab shutdown endangers U.S. arsenal California: Death Valley
As public works director for Phoenix, Ginger Spencer is trying to make her city the most sustainable in the world By Mattie Quinn | Governing
Colorado group wants to ban sale of smartphones for kids under 13 Should Utah charter schools be allowed to seize land? Everyone loves L.A. —
Colorado’s new gold rush: The 2018 governor’s race Surge in Latino homeless population ‘a whole new phenomenon’ for Los Angeles Pot will soon be legal
Nevada’s Governor Vetoes ‘Medicaid for All’ Insurance Plan California: Silicon Valley’s acquisition targets aren’t just in tech anymore Utah: If Bears Ears monument gets smaller,
By Yvonne Wingett Sanchez | The Republic Arizona Public Service Co. has powered off its relationship with a prominent consulting firm after one of its
Nevada: The long journey from death row to freedom: Arizona lawyer’s sleuthing frees murder convict Trump administration backs away from fight over California‘s power to
By Emery Cowan | Arizona Daily Sun Last fall, in a cavernous conference room in the Twin Arrows Casino Resort outside Flagstaff, former Navajo Nation
Utah senators meet with Trump to discuss still-secret health-care reform, Obamacare repeal Here’s the latest report card on California’s battle against climate change New Mexico:
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star While some Utah and Wyoming rivers are overflowing their banks, flows in many Arizona rivers are hovering well
Trial begins in lawsuit over state of New Mexico education Interior Secretary Recommends Shrinking Utah Monument Is it too late to save some of California‘s
An Arizona utility can’t escape being sued for anti-trust violations for the rates it sets solely because it’s a quasi-governmental entity, at least not now
California far from solutions as Salton Sea crisis looms Utah company had big hopes for Trump era, but its gun silencers remain hard to buy
Guess who former VP Joe Biden wants to run for Senate in Utah: Mitt Romney New Mexico’s school system ‘goes on trial’ More than 2,100
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star A new report raises the possibility that copper extraction for the proposed Rosemont Mine could spread beyond its
Construction defects battle ends in Colorado A California power plant may close as the state pushes new building at customers’ expense Will Las Vegas have
Amazon gets $5.6M state tax incentive to build $200 million facility in Utah California Attorney General to Trump: You Can’t Touch Our National Monuments Las
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Resolution Copper Written by Keridwen Cornelius | Phoenix Magazine It’s raining nearly 7,000 feet underground. The slick, sprayed concrete “rock”
Las Vegas judge posts, removes doctored photo of ‘The Rock’ Despite Silicon Beach, Los Angeles is merely America’s 18th top tech city, report finds Nakamura
By Hayley Ringle | Phoenix Business Journal Arizona’s solar market was one of the fastest-growing in the country during the first quarter, expanding by more
Former Arizona Corporation Commission Chairman Gary Pierce and Johnson Utilities owner George Johnson had nothing to say for themselves after pleading not guilty to federal
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(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Richmond American Homes.) By Karen Schutte | Real Estate Daily News Richmond American Homes of Arizona closed on 114 shovel-ready lots known
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Vermaland.) By Hailey Mensik | Phoenix Business Journal A major Arizona landowner is scooping up more acreage in the far West Valley
Photo via the City of Casa Grande By Noah Cullen | Pinal Central Growth and development was a major focus during Pinal County Supervisor Steve