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Maricopa Superior Court Policy Creates Inequities For Spanish Speaking Citizens

Governor Napolitano introduced two prospective new members of the Arizona Board of Regents to the Capitol press Sept. 2 and she and the nominees were immediately questioned about the board’s recent increase in university tuition. The new regents, whose nominations ...

The Arizona Lottery is getting out of the business of providing help for problem gamblers. Beginning in September, the Lottery’s problem gambling program, which was mandated by the Legislature in 1999, will be transferred to the Department of Gaming. “The ...

This is Alessio Carraro (right) and his son, Leo, in front of the home they built on a knoll near Washington and 56th Street — the three-story Moorish looking-structure that Phoenicians call Tovrea Castle. Alessio was an Italian immigrant who ...

Five nominees have been sent to Governor Napolitano to fill the vacancy on the Arizona Court of Appeals with the retirement of Judge Cecil Patterson in June. The nominees are David R. Cole, 51, a Peoria resident and Maricopa County ...