County takes action on tax rates, levies
By Mark Cowling | Pinal Central FLORENCE — The Pinal County Board of Supervisors approved tax levies and rates for every jurisdiction in the county
By Mark Cowling | Pinal Central FLORENCE — The Pinal County Board of Supervisors approved tax levies and rates for every jurisdiction in the county
By Melissa Rosequist | YourValley The winning candidates of Paradise Valley’s primary election are eager and looking forward to the 2023 term, which begins in
Jones was a prominent figure in the “Stop the Steal” movement and was at the Capitol on Jan. 6, although he did not go inside.
By Gregory Svirnovskiy The Arizona Republic Just before 9 p.m. Monday, hours after it was announced that FBI agents had searched former President Donald Trump’s
If you are having issues with one of your neighbors, the city of Scottsdale has a program that can help its residents. By Steven Sarabia
Screen shot 3-2-ONE Scottsdale FACT Intro Video By J. Graber | Progress Staff Writer The perennial issue of splitting Scottsdale into three districts for the
Opinion: Arizona’s senior senator is not an insubstantial player that Democrats should have left in the dark. By Phil Boas | The Arizona Republic On
By Frank Bruni | The New York Times Another round of elections, another set of results that are more muddle than message. I’m beginning to
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Vice Chairman Bill Gates testifies during a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing to examine a Republican-led Arizona audit
Senator Kyrsten Sinema had been her party’s last remaining holdout on the package, now slated to move forward on Saturday and pass the Senate within
Sinema would like roughly $5 billion in drought resiliency funding added to the legislation. She is seen here meeting with Pinal officials. Politico Kyrsten Sinema
By Josh Ortega | Queen Creek Tribune Queen Creek might not need Kevin Bacon to remove its dancing ban, after all. On July 27, the
By Sam Kmack | AZ Central Two Scottsdale City Council incumbents were leading the pack in the first round of unofficial election results on Tuesday. Following Kathy Littlefield and Solange Whitehead in the race for three open seats
By Sam Kmack | Arizona Republic Some of the most hotly contested local elections in the metro area are being decided by voters in northeast
By Sam Kmack | Arizona Republic More than 100 candidates are vying for city offices across metro Phoenix in Tuesday’s election and tallies for the
Message from Supervisor Galvin Voting is a fundamental right and exercising the right to vote is an honor and a privilege. Ensuring that voters exercise that right in
While Sinema, D-Ariz., has a long record supporting abortion rights, she also opposes rescinding the legislative filibuster, even for the abortion issue./Gage Skidmore By Ronald
From left, Jamsheed Mehta and Jack Friedline By Your Valley Jamsheed Mehta has been appointed as Glendale’s interim assistant city manager. Mehta has extensive municipal
By Your Valley Randy Huggins has been appointed as the city of Glendale’s director of development services. Huggins brings vast experience to the role, having
By Julia Ioffe | Puck News The Aspen Security Forum is the kind of national security conference where you might ask Richard Moore, the completely unguarded head of
By Endia Fontanez | Arizona Republic Avondale’s hunt for a new city manager is down to three finalists — all currently working in other Arizona
Kingman mayor Jen Miles announced her resignation, effective Aug. 5./City of Kingman By Lacey Latch | Arizona Republic Kingman Mayor Jen Miles announced her resignation
By Neetish Basnet | Cronkite News Service Scottsdale resident William Acorn had made occasional donations to conservative candidates in the past, but never considered himself
In addition to a territorial-era ban, Arizona has laws banning abortions after 15 weeks and granting “personhood” to fetuses. /Photo by Daisy Gonzalez-Perez/Cronkite News By
I never tire of traveling our District. There seems to be no end to the good people I meet and the great things happening within
By YourValley Glendale’s Office of Economic Development announced Daniel Sabillon (above) as the city’s first downtown manager. In his role, Sabillon will lead development and
Pro abortion rally at U.S. Supreme Court/Creative Commons By Ray Stern | Arizona Republic A group of Arizona Democratic politicians urged voters who care about
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