By Stacey Barchenger | Arizona Republic Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs on Thursday vetoed a Republican-backed budget that would have kept year-over-year spending steady and curbed
(Photo via @KariLake on Twitter) By Stacey Barchenger | Arizona Republic An Arizona appeals court has rejected Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake’s challenge of her
By Jordan Rogers | Glendale Star In response to requests by multiple Glendale residents, Paul Boyer will run for mayor in 2024. Boyer filed his paperwork with the city clerk on Feb. 7 and will appear on
By Stacey Barchenger | Arizona Republic Top members of Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs’ administration accused her Republican predecessor of illegally awarding about $210 million in
By Miguel Torres | AZ Central Lawmakers have been busy introducing almost 600 bills through both the state House of Representatives and the state Senate.
(Twitter Photo/@RepRubenGallego) By KTAR PHOENIX — U.S. Rep. Ruben Gallego of Arizona is seeking a briefing from the Department of Defense regarding objects that have
By KTAR PHOENIX — Independent U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona says she wants to engage with state lawmakers this session on legislation for its
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Got chickens? Wish you did? State lawmakers are trying to make sure you have that opportunity — but
By City of Phoenix Planning and Development Department Assistant Director Joshua Bednarek will now lead the department as its new Director. Bednarek has been with
Sen. Steve Kaiser By Sen. Steve Kaiser, R-Phoenix | YourValley As the sponsor of Senate Bill 1117, I know with great certainty what’s in the measure, which seeks important
By Kevin Reagan | 12 News Phoenix PHOENIX — Arizona lawmakers are considering assigning tougher penalties to suspects who ambush police after multiple Valley officers
By The Arizona Republic It’s been 14 years since Arizona last had a Democratic governor. At that time, just like today, Arizona’s Legislature was controlled
By Mary Jo Pitzl | Arizona Republic A Republican plan for a Valleywide transportation tax that would eliminate some transit funding hit a dead end
By Kevin Reagan | 12 News Phoenix PHOENIX — An Arizona lawmaker is trying to pass legislation that would prohibit state workers from using TikTok
Dr. Theresa Cullen (Photo courtesy University of Arizona) By Camryn Sanchez | Arizona Capitol Times The Senate voted Tuesday to reject Gov. Katie Hobbs’ nomination
By Bob Christie | Capitol Media Services Republican lawmakers on Tuesday advanced a measure that would ask voters to take away even more of their
By Alexandra Hardle | Arizona Republic The Goodyear City Council appointed Wynette Reed as new city manager during an executive session after the City Council
By Jason Stone | YourValley Surprise City Manager Bob Wingenroth has spent a good deal of his life running, so it’s probably no surprise he
By Jordan Rogers | Peoria Times Henry Darwin is back to doing what he loves. After taking a hiatus from public service to practice law at Phoenix-based firm Gallagher & Kennedy, Darwin has returned to his calling
By KTAR PHOENIX — Among contentions between Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs and a Republican-controlled State Legislature is education, specifically the Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program.
By Sasha Hupka | Arizona Republic Maricopa County’s Board of Supervisors is made up of five elected members. They hold the keys to a $4.5 billion
By Sasha Hupka | Arizona Republic Pinal County’s board is made up of five elected supervisors. They control a $1.1 billion budget in one of the
By Tom Scanlon | Scottsdale Progress Scottsdale’s Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee members individually and collectively pushed back on a proposed Fire Department training facility project, refusing to recommend that City
By YourValley After four years as Paradise Valley town manager, Jill Keimach has announced her plans to retire, effective May 12. The Town Council was notified of her decision in mid-January,
By Mark Moran | East Valley Tribune When Town Manager Bruce Gardner’s family moved to Queen Creek in 1990, he landed a job that kept him on his feet and,
By Janet Perez | YourValley Queen Creek’s 2023 State of the Town was presented last night with a video highlighting the accomplishments made in 2022. The presentation was made in partnership with the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Julia
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