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Sep 7, 2007

Hispanic groups challenge employer sanctions law

Two Hispanic advocacy groups have filed a federal lawsuit targeting Arizona’s recently passed employer sanctions law on the grounds it unfairly impacts legal workers.Chicanos por la Causa and Somos America... […]

Sep 7, 2007

Writer warns radical Islam poses problem for Western nations

Western nations are not acting to counter the growing danger of radicalized Islam within their own countries, said Mark Steyn, a conservative syndicated columnist at a Sept. 6 event held... […]

Sep 7, 2007

Bee moves closer to congressional race against Giffords

Senate President Tim Bee has filed exploratory committee papers with the Federal Election Commission, a step toward a possible run against U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in the 8th Congressional District.“We... […]

Sep 7, 2007

When is a candidate really a candidate?

On its Web site, the Federal Election Commission discusses the rules that govern when a person officially becomes a candidate for a federal office, and when he or she must... […]

Sep 7, 2007

Forecasters: Economy is ‘starting to cool down’

Tax collections called disappointing, but there are some bright spots

Sep 7, 2007

Pearce mulls congressional run against fellow Republican Flake

Saying no to guest worker programRep. Russell Pearce says he is specifically angered by Congressman’s Jeff Flake’s support for a guest-worker program. Photo by Bill Coates The Legislature’s most vocal... […]

Aug 31, 2007

Lawmakers seek CPS changes, transparency, to protect kids

State lawmakers are likely to propose more transparency and other changes for state Child Protective Services after a rare public hearing on CPS’ handling of pending or closed cases in... […]

Aug 31, 2007

County attorney sues Goddard, accuses AG of hampering probe

Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas filed a lawsuit Aug. 27 accusing Attorney General Terry Goddard of attempting to thwart an investigation into his office’s dealings with former state Treasurer David... […]

Aug 31, 2007

Federal judge says voter ID law is constitutional

A federal judge has agreed with the state that Arizona’s voter identification requirements do not violate either federal or state laws, but the fight against the statutes is not over.Judge... […]

Aug 31, 2007

Democrats: Bee is side-stepping resign-to-run law

The Arizona Democratic Party says it is looking into whether Senate President Tim Bee is violating the state’s resign-to-run law by “stockpiling” money to challenge U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in... […]

Aug 31, 2007

Audit targets ADOT use of consultants

The increasing use of consultants at the Arizona Department of Transportation is a troubling trend, according to an auditor general report. Consultant use may also “pose a risk to the... […]

Aug 31, 2007

ADOT answers auditor general

The Arizona Department of Transportation answered point by point issues raised by an auditor general report.ADOT said it cooperated fully with the auditor general during the audit process and agreed... […]

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