Someone hired Groundswell Contact to counter residents gathering signatures to repeal a city ordinance. It’s not clear who.

A pair of Phoenix suburbs – including one that seems to despise renters – made the national top-20 in RentCafe’s analysis.

The latest mass protest against the Trump administration will channel the spirit of the late civil rights icon John Lewis.

Robert Branscomb II has publicly beefed with Katie Hobbs, Mark Kelly and Ruben Gallego and outspent his own fundraising.

Corey Woods said Tempe quickly passed controversial public gathering rules due to an ongoing court case. Others call B.S.

Sam Stone of the county recorder’s office suggested firing a missile at a New York man targeted by the Trump administration.

Kari Lake used a live hearing to suggest Rep. Greg Stanton is gay. “What are you,” Stanton said Thursday, “a neanderthal?”

Critics say the ordinance targets groups helping the unhoused. They now hope to put a repeal measure before voters.

Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed 174 bills so far in the 2025 legislative session, a new record. Here’s what they were.

A city council meeting lasted until 1 a.m. as residents spoke against an ordinance that may limit groups aiding the homeless.

Cloud Covered Streets uses a trailer to provide showers for homeless people. Tempe threatened to fine the group $1,500.

Home Depot says it doesn’t involve itself in politics, but Phoenix activists want it to stand up to ICE.

After axing 28 budget bills she warned Republicans not to waste time with, Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed 168 bills this year.