Department of Homeland Security enters shutdown amid dispute over funding
By Arian Figueroa | AZ Mirror The second partial government shutdown in 2026 began at 12:01 a.m. Saturday, after lawmakers left the nation’s capital without
By Arian Figueroa | AZ Mirror The second partial government shutdown in 2026 began at 12:01 a.m. Saturday, after lawmakers left the nation’s capital without
By Jamar Younger | State Affairs The Center for Arizona Policy has successfully convinced the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Civil
By State Affairs The Legislature has introduced 1,966 bills this legislative session, along with 150 memorials and resolutions, smashing its former record. This week, lawmakers
Mayor Nancy Smith. Via the City of Maricopa By Kenny Quayle | Pinal Central Mayor Nancy Smith gave her annual State of the City address Feb. 11
Photo via City of Eloy By Andrew Sutton | Arizona Capitol Times I just finished reading with disbelief a recommendation by a judge employed by Arizona’s utility
By Caitlin Sievers | AZ Mirror Arizona legislators are struggling to keep regulations on pace with the rapid evolution of generative artificial intelligence — something
By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy | AZ Mirror A Republican proposal to prohibit Arizona counties from regulating small nuclear reactors that are co-located with large energy users
By AZ Mirror In an uncommon show of bipartisanship, Republicans and Democrats on the Arizona Senate’s Judiciary and Elections Committee united Wednesday to support criminal
Photo via Karrin Taylor Robson By AZ Mirror | Caitlin Sievers Karrin Taylor Robson has dropped her bid for Arizona governor almost exactly a year after she
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Key Points: Saying the public deserves to know, the state Senate has approved a measure requiring hospitals that
Photo via Gage Skidmore By Kiera Riley | State Affairs How Superintendent Tom Horne answers a list of questions from the Attorney General’s Office on
By David Baker | AZ Family A bill is moving through the state Legislature that supporters say would allow Arizona home sellers to keep more of their money. The Finance
By NAHB In an unprecedented move to advance legislation vital to NAHB members and the housing community, every member of the NAHB Government Affairs team fanned out across Capitol Hill today urging House lawmakers to bring the Energy Choice
By NAHB The House this evening approved the Housing for the 21st Century Act, a major bipartisan housing package that takes much-needed steps toward addressing our nation’s critical lack of housing. The legislation contains key
Civic Engagement Starts Now Getting involved in the election process starts long before Election Day. Right now, several local and statewide candidates are actively collecting
Photo via City of Mesa By YourValley The city of Mesa’s office of economic development recently announced the promotion of Hayley Freestone to economic development project manager. Freestone joined the team nine months
By Kiera Riley | AZ Mirror Gov. Katie Hobbs appointed her longtime go-to counsel D. Andrew “Andy” Gaona to the Arizona Court of Appeals, Division
By Caitlin Sievers | AZ Mirror A Republican state legislator who portrays himself as the election-reform champion that voters demanded — and hopes to be
By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy | AZ Mirror A bill that would make companies that sell digital downloads or streams of movies and video games disclose to customers
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group is working to support HB 2824.) By Noah Cullen | Pinal Central Rep. Chris Lopez, R-Casa Grande, is putting forward a bill
Photo via the City of Peoria By Arianna Grainey | Peoria Independent City staff will ask the Peoria council to approve the purchase of two
By Justin Mathews | Pinal Post The Town of Florence Council unanimously adopted a new strategic plan on Feb. 3, setting priorities for infrastructure, economic
By Kiera Riley | State Affairs A number of state abortion restrictions requiring additional appointments, waiting periods and state-mandated counseling were struck down Friday after
Jakob Thorington | Arizona Capitol Times Key points: The length of Arizona’s legislative sessions has grown longer in the 2020s, but voters this year could
By Justin Mathews | Pinal Post San Tan Valley Town Manager Brent Billingsley presented a legislative update to the town council on February 4, 2026,
By Aparna Sekhar | East Valley Tribune Gilbert planning officials are moving to update the town’s regulations on construction of data centers, riding the rising
By Brie Stimson | Fox News A Florida couple is suing a fertility clinic weeks after the woman gave birth to a baby that allegedly
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By Mark Carlisle | Daily Independent The NPHX Church at Central and Montebello avenues in Phoenix is planning to use 10.3 acres on the south
By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy | AZ Mirror Someone tried to burn down a Surprise warehouse that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement plans to turn into a
By AZ Mirror A Republican lawmaker chastised Democrats on Monday for voting against increased funding for school voucher oversight, something that they’ve demanded for years.