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The comments were not surprising…
Stringer is again facing accusations of racism after he was recorded saying African Americans “don’t blend in,” among other things. To read more on this item plus all the stories... […]
Ducey to Lege: Give me $30 million for water
Ducey announced today he will request $30 million in his executive budget to fund water mitigation efforts related to the Drought Contingency Plan. To read more on this item plus... […]
Arizona loses a legend
Politicos across Arizona today are mourning the death of former Democratic US Rep. Ed Pastor, who died of a heart attack at age 75. To read more on this item... […]
7-4 is essentially 50-50
A list of House committees and their partisan breakdowns obtained by our reporter shows while the new House committee partisan splits are largely an improvement for Democrats, there are still... […]
Former YS editor is Ducey’s new chief of staff
As noted in our breaking news alert, Ducey tapped his longtime spokesman, Daniel Scarpinato, to replace outgoing chief of staff Kirk Adams. To read more on this item plus all... […]
Chucri: Let’s steal elections from Fontes
Steve Chucri wants to limit Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes’ authority to run elections. To read more on this item plus all the stories in the Nov. 21 Yellow Sheet Report,... […]
Committee chairs for all
Bowers today announced House committees, chairs and vice chairs. Despite the shrinking caucus, the number of committees grew to 20 from 15. New committees include County Infrastructure, which Cook will... […]
Should he stay or should he go?
Ducey dodged questions Friday about whether he would appoint McSally to the US Senate if Kyle decides to step down. He reiterated a tried-and-true line that he used many times... […]
Black’s magic runs out
Embattled Arizona State Parks Director Sue Black is out of a job, effective immediately, according to the Ninth Floor. To read more on this item plus all the stories in... […]
That’s not an ‘audit’
AZ GOP Chairman Jonathan Lines announced Thursday morning that the state Republican Party has hired a local attorney to join with their own attorney to investigate the Maricopa County Recorder’s... […]
GOP lawmakers eyeing election law changes
Just a week after the election, lawmakers are already opening bill folders with Legislative Council to take aim at slow counting of ballots, the chain of custody of ballots, and... […]
Socialists need not apply
After a long week of anticipation, Kathy Hoffman is Arizona’s next presumptive superintendent of public instruction. To read more on this item plus all the stories in the Nov. 13 Yellow... […]
