GOP candidates assail Napolitano on veto
Republican gubernatorial candidates criticized Democratic Governor Napolitano for her veto June 6 of a bill against illegal immigration. Len Munsil said Ms. Napolitano “has once again demonstrated she cannot be […]
Tucson lawyer disbarred for conflict of interest violations
The Arizona Supreme Court has disbarred a Tucson attorney who surrendered his license last year. The court moved to disbar Mark S. Clark after the Massachusetts Supreme Court disbarred him […]
Immigration popular subject for Arizona’s D.C. delegation
U.S. Rep. J.D. Hayworth, a 5th District Republican, gets help from Elizabeth Atkinson (right), a clerk in the Secretary of State’s Office. Secretary of State Jan Brewer listens. Mr. Hayworth, […]
Rush expected as filing deadline for candidates nears
Republican primary for governor shaping up
Bill of Rights, a ‘monumental’ controversy≠
Decision to link proposal to budget draws barbs
McCain PAC spreads thousands over 23 state Republican parties
In the course of Arizona Sen. John McCain’s all-but-announced campaign for the presidency, the presumed front-runner for the Republican nomination has been busily building an organization and doling out favors, […]
Corrections guard indicted in green card scam
A Department of Corrections prison guard has been indicted in connection with a scam perpetrated on more than 500 illegal aliens seeking green cards, the Attorney General’s Office reported. According […]
Democrats plan more scrutiny of Munsil campaign
Governor Napolitano’s campaign for re-election is certain it will face Republican Len Munsil in the general election, and that it why the Democratic Party filed a complaint this week about […]
Agriculture pumps $9.2 billion into economy
A recently released University of Arizona study has concluded that agriculture and its related industries contribute $9.2 billion a year to the Arizona economy. The study, which examined statistics from […]
1st Guard troops due in Arizona by mid-month
The first National Guard troops to be stationed along the Arizona-Mexico border to assist immigration agents were expected to deploy between June 6-15, officials said. The troops will be sent […]
Mayors fear loss of future shared revenue
Republican senators on May 31 endorsed a proposed 10 percent income tax cut despite mayors’ objections that the proposal could undermine essential city services in years to come. The Finance […]