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Preparation for special session No. 5 underway
Legislative leaders have started asking individual members when they would be available to meet again in December, the Arizona Capitol Times has learned. They are eyeing a special session that...
Day: December 2, 2009
Judge sets date for SRP records hearing
Officials: Progress made on virtual fence project
Government officials overseeing the construction of a “virtual fence'” along the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border hope to turn over the first segment to the Border Patrol in January, while beginning construction...
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Brewer: ‘no problem’ on backers’ payday loan work
A critic says Gov. Jan Brewer’s credibility is being undermined. But the governor says it’s not inappropriate that some of her political associates are doing work for the payday loan...
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After furloughs, states mull permanent cuts
Moving from furloughs of state employees to more permanent downsizing, states are girding for the deepest workforce cuts yet when they hammer out their fiscal 2011 budgets next year. In...
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Youths help Brewer light Capitol Christmas tree
Joining carolers and representatives of a Native American tribe to light the State Capitol’s Christmas tree Nov. 30, Gov. Jan Brewer encouraged the community to donate time or money to...
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Secretary of State: Accurate Census count important to funding rural projects
LAVEEN – Adequate federal funding for broadband Internet, water systems, law enforcement and other areas vital to rural Arizona depends on residents participating fully in the upcoming U.S. census, Secretary...
