Arizona Senate Approves Bill to Allow Accessory Dwelling Units in Cities with Over 75,000 Residents Amid Housing Shortage
The Arizona Senate passed a bill to allow accessory dwelling units in cities with over 75,000 residents, amid housing shortage concerns and short-term rental debates.
Arizona Activists Rally at Capitol to Oppose "Secure the Border Act," Echoes of SB 1070 Alarm Communities
Activists in Arizona rally against a ballot measure that would criminalize illegal immigration, drawing comparisons to the state's controversial SB 1070 law. Governor Hobbs cannot veto the initiative.
Arizona Attorney General Launches Investigation into Steward Health Care's Bankruptcy, Protecting Patients and Staff
The Arizona Attorney General is investigating Steward Health Care's bankruptcy to understand its impact on patients and staff, and ensure fair handling of the company's assets during auction.
Rep. Ruben Gallego Champions Measures to Combat Elder Fraud in Arizona, Calls on Tech Giants for Action During Older Americans Month
Rep. Ruben Gallego announces actions to combat financial scams targeting seniors in Arizona, including legislative support, tech company outreach, and backing National Scam Survivor Day.
Arizona AG Kris Mayes Opposes HCR 2060, Advocates for Federal Aid in Fentanyl Fight
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes opposes HCR 2060, citing potential strain on law enforcement and risks of racial profiling, while advocating for federal aid and technologies to combat fentanyl trafficking.