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Capitol Mall ‘vision plan’ conflicts with private property
A “vision plan” for 2030 would expand the Capitol Mall area west to 19th Ave. A new proposal to redevelop the land surrounding the state Capitol calls for transforming the... […]
Dems. benefit from independent groups
Democratic legislative candidates have benefited from nearly $500,000 in spending during the past week by three independent expenditure groups.The spending spree was funded primarily by the Arizona Democratic Party, a... […]
District 18 remains a GOP stronghold, but registration advantage dwindling
Republicans Ash, Court try to fend off Pursley and Brown
Budget, economy the focus of candidates for House District 17
District 17 included a couple of the most closely watched races of the 2006 election season when Republicans held only a slight registration advantage and Democrats were fired up. It... […]
Leff vs. Wallack part 2 in Senate District 11
Democrat upstart is back after narrow loss in 2006
Democrat challenger targets GOP House incumbents in District 21
Representatives Steve Yarborough and Warde Nichols of District 21 have a lot in common. The two conservative legislators both took office in 2002, their voting records are nearly identical, and... […]
State needs sales pitch for millions of old tires
Arizona is about to test the market for 10 million tires. They won’t be much good for cross-country trips. The tires— all used and piled to the sky— now sit... […]
Madison District parents wary of school redistricting
Dozens of Arizona’s independent school districts could benefit greatly from a November ballot proposal to merge more than 70 districts into fewer and larger entities, representatives of the Valley’s business... […]
Sperling drops $500,000 into well-funded fight against Prop. 105
Millions spent to support, oppose Majority Rules initiative
Church leaders rally to support, oppose Proposition 102
Church leaders rally to support, oppose Proposition 102
Paton, Adams receive high honor from Arizona Newspapers Association
Two Republican lawmakers were recognized by the state’s largest newspaper organization for the work they did in opening access to some state records pertaining to children whose families have been... […]
