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Registration Trend Change?
The latest statewide voter registration figures, published by Secretary of State Jan Brewer’s office March 31, show a small shift in the registration pattern that may be good news for […]
63 Would-Be Candidates Attend Chamber Seminar
Sixty-three prospective candidates for the Legislature packed the offices of the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce on a recent Saturday. “We had to make quite an effort to accommodate everyone, […]
House Narrowly Passes Mobile Beauty Salon Bill Lawmakers Also Discuss Cancer Plan, Canine Memorial
As House members began voting on Senate bills, a measure that would allow a salon to operate a mobile facility was the only hiccup in an otherwise orderly process. S1159 […]
Clean Elections OKs New Rules For Complaints, Refunds
A state candidate who is alleged to have violated the Clean Elections Act or rules of the Clean Elections Commission will have less time to respond to those complaints. Under […]
Audit, 2 Lawmakers Criticize General Fund Support Of TSA
The state should protect its general fund from tax shortfalls at the Tourism and Sports Authority, say the chairmen of the Legislature’s Appropriations committees. The issue of shortfalls in revenue […]
Effort To Give Dying Kids A Final Wish Stalls
The political arena in Arizona seems to have become a venue for self-serving agendas versus serving the people. Are there no longer checks and balances at work, insuring that the […]
ADEQ Begins Park Recycling
The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) has begun a new pilot project to team up with Arizona Little Leagues to promote recycling at Little League baseball games across the […]
Perchlorate Emerges As Arizona Water Quality Issue
Contaminant Also Poses Food Safety Threat
Trust Land Proposal Provides More Funds For Schools, Backers Say
Portions Of Plan Require Voter Approval
Drought Forecast For Water Protection Fund
Commission That Floats Dollars For River Projects Sees Grant Money, Applicants Drying Up
Attorney General’s Office, Corrections Name Legal Aides
James P. Walsh has been named chief deputy to Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard. Meanwhile, Mr. Walsh’s predecessor, Robert D. Myers, has taken a post with the state Department of […]
