Politics & Government

“He needs to take a really strong stance that deportation is not the answer, and this is a humanitarian issue,” Paola Carrasco said.

House committee advances bill, which means sidewalks might be awash in small delivery vehicles sooner than you think.

The response from opponents of the bill can largely be summed up as, “Wait, we’re really doing this again?”

Nicholas Sarwark also once said, “The Libertarian Party is in the same place where African-Americans were prior to the ’60s.”

Representatives question whether women prisoners can be trusted with additional pads, but finally vote 5-4 to move legislation forward. .

“If Donald Trump did one thing, it was to really inspire people to get involved in politics.”

Newly released records show that Phoenix police fired nearly 500 rounds of pepper spray balls during the unrest, along with 16 canisters of tear gas.

Representative Don Shooter turned over a small .22 caliber handgun and a display gun before a scheduled vote on whether to expel him from the Legislature.

Investigators found that Shooter created a hostile working environment in a report that detailed numerous harassment allegations against him.

Numerous studies have demonstrated a link between Native American mascots and low self-esteem.

His colleagues describe him as a “pervy old man.”

He wrote to the U.S. Capitol Police and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

Hairstylists are up in arms, but libertarian groups like the proposal.

The controversy has led National Down Syndrome Society to sever ties with LuLaRoe.

More 100 mayors received an invite to hear Trump speak at the White House on Wednesday. The mayor of the nation’s fifth-largest city wasn’t one of them.

“At least be upfront about the fact that you are pushing your own Republican agenda.”

She’s been covering immigration in Arizona for more than 15 years.

MALDEF President Thomas Saenz: “Not only are there very good business reasons to avoid this kind of cooperation, but there are legal reasons as well.”

Phoenix New Times’ tour of the facility left a lot of unanswered questions. Do you mind asking them again for us?

Here’s the most insane stuff Craig Brittain has posted online.

Valley Metro is ironing out the details of the extension but residents still aren’t sure how light rail will affect the historically underserved community.

State Senator John Kavanagh claims that fraudulent service animals are “becoming epidemic.”