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Fiscal-Policy Commission Chews On Income-Tax Proposals
Governor Napolitano’s Citizens Finance Review Commission gave preliminary approval Sept. 9 to a series of income-tax proposals that would have a mixed impact on state revenues. It was the first […]
Senator Joins Task Force
Senator Jay Tibshraeny, R-Dist. 21, has been appointed to the Governor’s Essential Services Task Force. The Task Force was formed in response to the recent gas crunch. “The gas shortage […]
Napolitano Mulls Including CPS In Special Session
Governor Napolitano says she is nearly ready to hand down executive directives for changes at Child Protective Services and may also add CPS law changes to the subjects for the […]
Prosecutor: Drug Treatment Could Ease Prison Overcrowding
Drug addiction and substance abuse are the root cause for a majority of crimes committed in Arizona, says Barbara LaWall, Pima County attorney. “If we can treat that addict and […]
Supreme Court Grills Lawyers In Suit Challenging Napolitano Vetoes
Governor Napolitano overstepped her authority in vetoing a number of budget cuts, a lawyer for the legislative leadership told the Arizona Supreme Court on Sept. 9. The five justices heard […]
There Is No Evidence Secondhand Smoke Hurts Anyone
Rep. Linda Lopez, D-Dist. 29, stated in her Commentary on secondhand smoke that: “We have incontrovertible evidence that secondhand smoke hurts and kills people.” [Statewide Smoking Ban Would Rid Bars, […]
DES Report Says Child Immunizations Vary Widely
Rural Areas Have Better Record Than Cities
Morrison Report Touts High Tech To Boost State’s Economy
For a high tech future, Arizona needs a lasting, enthusiastic leadership that recognizes the economic value of science and technology, says the Morrison Institute for Public Policy. Other helpful attributes […]
Feds Call Arizona Lax In Spotting Fake Documents For Driver’s Licenses
Napolitano Still Supports Licenses For Illegal Immigrants
Health Care’s ‘Perfect Storm’
Answer To Nursing Shortage? Educate More Men, Minorities, Improve Working Conditions And Make Room I
Terrorism In Arizona≠ ‘We’re Still At Risk’
State Officials Continue To Work 10-Point Security Plan
Governor’s Task Force Has 2 Missions
What Led To Gas Crunch And How To Avoid Another≠
