“Tim and I came up with this idea, boy, three or four years ago,” Chuck Warren, a conservative political consultant, said of their initiative to put pension reform on the Phoenix ballot.
EPA has missed more than 50 deadlines under the Clean Air Act to grade Arizona’s plans to reduce ozone in the Valley of the Sun.
The feds are rooting for Arizona and California.
Even after voters and two governors rejected previous measures, Representative Mark Finchem is trying again.
Worst city in the Valley? “That’s a loaded question. But everyone knows it’s Apache Junction.”
“Dearest friends and people of Arizona, it seems we are prepared to give up our liberty, the very sovereignty of our body, because of measles.”
Speculating on water is a tough gig in this state. Is it a bad idea, or a brilliant one?
APS is still embroiled in the legal battle that ensued the last time a commissioner tried to force them to disclose political donations
The city received solar generators — for free! — from a now-bankrupt company that faces potential allegations of fraud.Phoenix.
The county is begging doctors and midwives to screen pregnant women more frequently for the disease.
With less than two weeks before a federal deadline, Arizona has 13 agreements to finalize for its Colorado River drought plan. Meanwhile, a key player is threatening to pull out.
“We’re trying to get something passed at the Legislature,” he said.
And you thought they finished the Drought Contingency Plan.
Director Tom Buschatzke said that groundwater management suffered “no meaningful loss.”
Critics of an 11th-hour amendment lamented a “last-minute effort to appease a few interests.”
If they miss the January 31 deadline, the federal government will step in and dictate cuts to Arizona’s supply of Colorado River water.
The fact that the public was not allowed to vote on the deal to renovate Talking Stick Resort Arena, Larry Naman said, was “an act of violence.”
No matter the outcome, the proposed deal has been a study in how NOT to push forward with expensive, taxpayer-funded ideas.
Lax laws make Arizona one of the most dangerous states in the country for drivers and passengers, according to a new report.
“Bird? Lime?” she called out into the audience. “I know you’re here.”
“We need all of you to go to your favorite legislator and express your support for the Drought Contingency Plan,” said Tom Buschatzke.
If City Council approves, the dockless electric scooters would be part of a yearlong pilot program limited to downtown Phoenix.
