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Foreclosure law on track for repeal – again
It’s back to square one for the Arizona Bankers Association. A tenuous deal to alter Arizona laws that govern home foreclosures was struck down by lawmakers on Nov. 18 after...
Day: November 18, 2009
Pearce offers amendment, then pulls it back
During a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing on Nov. 18, Sen. Russell Pearce, a Republican from Mesa who chairs the committee, offered an amendment that would have dictated how Pima and...
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Senate approves bills in debate, final vote expected today
[caption id="attachment_16545" align="aligncenter" width="297" caption="Sen. Jay Tibshraeny, R-21 of Mesa, stands for an informal vote known as division during special session. Sen. Ron Gould, R-3 of Lake Havasu City (foreground),...
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Brewer out of town for special session
Gov. Jan Brewer is on the road, just as lawmakers are convening for their fourth special session. Brewer left town this morning (Nov. 18) for a scheduled trip to Austin,...
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Arizona Budget Coalition echoes Democrats’ budget proposals
Senate Appropriations panel approves bills
The budget fix to eliminate a portion of the state’s $2 billion deficit is moving through Senate committees while the House is on hold until Nov. 19. The Senate Appropriations...
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Municipalities file special action for access to SRP watershed records
Two municipalities are challenging the authority of one of the state’s largest utilities and are now asking a Maricopa County court to order Salt River Project (SRP) to turn over...
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Senate Dems want tribal school districts to tap impact aid
Senate Democrats are pushing to give schools on American Indian reservations the ability to access federal impact aid money to make up for state budget cuts to schools. A handful...
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Probe of Navajo president moves ahead with AG’s OK
WINDOW ROCK – An investigation into whether the leader of the country’s largest American Indian reservation and others broke any laws in connection with two companies that operated on the...
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Arpaio launches 13th immigration and crime sweep
The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office has launched its 13th immigration and crime sweep and reported 27 arrests by the evening of Nov. 16. Officials say 18 of the people in...
