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500 Gather At Capitol To Protest Immigration Proposals
More than 500 people gathered at the Arizona Capitol while others stayed away from their jobs to protest state laws and proposals that they say make life difficult for illegal […]
Governor Vetoes English As Official Language
Governor Napolitano vetoed a bill May 9 that would have made English the state’s official language and required that government business be conducted in English. Supporters said the measure was […]
Senate GOP Reached AIMS Compromise
Editor’s Note: As Arizona Capitol Times went to press May 12, final action on S1038, a rewritten AIMS bill, had not taken place. The following article is provided as background. […]
Budget Impasse: How It Turned Into An Acceptable Deal
At the beginning of the month, the insistence of Republican legislative leaders that next year’s state budget would receive a strong backing from the Republican caucuses and approval from the […]
Creightons Have Created A ‘Platform For Future Growth’
My pledge to the community is – first and foremost – to continue to provide the high level of service that you have been accustomed to. As we move forward […]
Senate Panel Gives Sports Authority Nominees A Second Chance
Lobbyist, Congressman’s Wife Rejected On 1st Vote
Negotiations Stall — English Learner Funding Last Piece Of Budget Puzzle
Democrat leaders say there is little hope of a compromise with Republicans on a bill that would help satisfy a federal court order that the state increase spending on English […]
Citizens Have Right To Defend Themselves
Here’s a quote from your interview: “I totally support the Second Amendment, but I think we forget to talk about gun safety.” — Rep. Steve Gallardo [Phoenix Democrat Talks Immigration, […]
It’s Time For Solar Energy
It was nice to see Diane Brown’s commentary on clean renewable energy. [Corporation Commission Should Increase Clean Renewable Energy, Page 2, May 6 issue] Almost everyone I know in Phoenix […]
