Politics & Government

Phoenix has passed camping bans, which the Supreme Court has approved. This researcher says they make homelessness worse.

Janae Shamp called the statue a “political stunt” while invoking the fentanyl crisis and a distant natural disaster.

All of Lake’s abortion rights flip-flops, from “rare and legal” to “thrilled” about the return of the 1864 near-total ban.

After touting his support of law enforcement, Gallego took only two questions from reporters and cut the presser short.

More than 400,000 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints members live in Arizona. Their votes could swing the election.

The “Master Plan” podcast devotes a chapter to how McCain got burned by – and then learned from – the Keating Five scandal.

Anti-MAGA Republicans love Ruben Gallego, while Kari Lake has the backing of the MAGA base and … MMA fighters?

As a Republican, Evans has little chance of becoming mayor. That hasn’t stopped him from running.

The Shalimar Golf Club is being sold to two companies planning to fill it with houses. A neighborhood group aims to stop it.

Mark Goldman helped Sheriff Joe score a presidential pardon. Then his legal career went up in flames.

“We cannot deny, delay or dodge our responsibility out of it,” said one city councilmember. “This is a good first step.”

When Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed the bipartisan deal in March, she cited concerns from the U.S. Department of Defense.

The chorus of moderate Republicans rejecting Kari Lake seems to grow stronger by the day.

From how and where to vote to who’s on the ballot, this guide has you covered.

For years, nearly 100,000 mostly Republican residents have been allowed to vote without providing proof of citizenship.

Michael Irish’s first run for office tanked after Phoenix New Times reported on his use of a racial slur. Now he’s back.

If it quacks like a Nazi and hangs out with a lot of Nazis, it just might be a Nazi.

Walz primed the crowd, and Harris delivered, sounding presidential and goading Trump into several unhinged rants.

Haitian immigrants are not eating cats. But you know what the GOP says: Don’t let the truth get in the way of a racist joke.

It’s a political pastime in Arizona to grouse about campaign sign violations, but barely anyone bothers to enforce the law.

The populations of these Arizona cities are spiking, but home values have remained under $500,000.

With federal funds, Efficiency Arizona is offering certain households up to $14,000 in rebates for energy-efficient upgrades.