Ex-Libertarian Activist Vann Gutier Gets Probation, Jail Time in Assault Case
The sheriff’s office requested multiple felony charges for activist Vann Gutier of Phoenix. A plea deal reduced that to a single misdemeanor.
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Phoenix Medical Marijuana Patient Jailed for Vape Pen
“He was like, ‘The weed doesn’t matter. We only care about the wax.””
Arizona Democrats Push ERA One More Time, Republicans Block Them Again
Republicans rejected equality again.
After Colorado River Drought Plan, What’s Next for Water in Arizona?
“It’s always about bringing in water from someplace else,” said Sandy Bahr of the Sierra Club.
APS Claims Customer Rates Don’t Fund Its Political Spending. APS Is Wrong
The utility says ratepayers aren’t the source of its political spending. Experts say that’s impossible.
ACLU: Bill Montgomery’s Office Is Still Prosecuting Medical Marijuana Patients
County attorney’s anti-marijuana crusade continues, even with a Supreme Court decision pending.
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From Travel Records to Twitter: Arizona Rep. Paul Gosar’s Bad Week
“Porn loving whiny bitch.”
Lawsuit: Arizona’s Dept. of Economic Security Is Literally a Toxic Place to Work
There was no automated external defibrillator device, or AED, on the premises to jump-start her heart. Nor was anyone there trained in CPR.
APS Documents Revealing Millions in Spending Leave Many Questions Unanswered
Where that money went is one of many questions that remain unanswered after the utility released hundreds of pages of documents last Friday.
AG’s Office: Former CorpComm Candidate Kiana Sears Did Not Violate Law
Last fall, Sears neglected to disclose several defunct LLCs when she filed to run for the Arizona Corporation Commission.
Utilities Director Trots the Globe on Arizona Corporation Commission Time
In 2017 and 2018, Elijah Abinah spent at least eight weeks visiting four countries for work on projects backed by the U.S. government.
New Wave of Arizona Lawsuits Hits Monsanto as Jury Awards $81M to Victim
The fresh round of lawsuits come as a jury in California awarded a man more than $80 million in damages
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Jason Rose’s PR Firm Feud Escalates From YouTube to Restraining Orders
“You’re a mean person, and you run with a mean crew!”
YouTube Mom Accused of Child Abuse Had Prior DCS Reports
The Department of Child Services is not answering questions about what it knew about the Hobson home and when.
Staying Past Hours at Camelback Mountain? That’ll Be $107
Last year, an average of 1.7 cars per day received a parking citation at Camelback Mountain.
Height v. Blight? Phoenix City Council Punts on High-Rise Condos
Homeowners argue that a proposed high-rise development at the Phoenix Country Club would lead to the blight of their historic neighborhoods.
Arizona Supreme Court Justices Appear to Favor Medical-Marijuana Extracts
Tuesday’s Supreme Court hearing included a detailed discussion of pot brownies.
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For Polluting the Air, Maricopa County Slaps Circle K With Video Job, Small Fine
Last year, the parent company of the gas station chain raked in more than $8 billion in profits.
Speculators Back Controversial Water Transfer Bill in Arizona House
The “birthright” of water in the Harquahala Valley was for it to someday be used elsewhere, said Stan Barnes, a lobbyist for the Harquahala Valley Water Project.
Should You Eat Fish From Community Ponds Around Phoenix? Maybe Not, Study Says
A new study found pesticides, metals, and other contaminants in fish from community fishing spots around the Valley.
We Asked Phoenix Voters Who They Picked For Mayor
It’s election day, baby.