Phoenix surpasses its 10-year housing plan in just five years, creating/preserving 53,000 units, with nearly half for families earning at/below 120% of the median income.

Council Member Lizeth Servin joins the YCIPTA Board of Directors to represent San Luis and is committed to improving public transportation for residents.

The Arizona House Commerce Committee approved a bill to reform unemployment insurance, changing the duration of benefits based on the state's unemployment rate.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs' budget proposal, criticized by Rep. Lupe Diaz, allocates over $60 million for water projects, raising concerns of political favoritism and privacy invasion.

Pinal County Board unanimously cancels a proposed Development Services Code Update, opting for a new, inclusive process with public input via focus groups.

Arizona's House Appropriations Chairman David Livingston criticizes Governor Katie Hobbs for fiscal mismanagement of the Developmental Disabilities program and demands action to prevent insolvency.

Maricopa is seeking volunteer coaches for its Spring 2025 Sports Recreation Leagues, offering free player registration for coaches' kids, and a coaching kit. Commitment includes a weekly practice and game.

Paul Ramos received the Meritorious Community Service Award for helping police apprehend a violent suspect in November, as reported by the City of Buckeye.

Goodyear's GSQ is a new mixed-use area offering living, shopping, dining, and entertainment, with attractions like Civic Square Park and popular eateries.

Integrated Biometrics is expanding its Chandler, Arizona research facility, increasing its workforce by 50% and its physical space by 25%, with a new experience center.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes introduces a webpage for reporting issues caused by the continued freeze on federal funding affecting government entities and nonprofits.

Chandler Councilmember OD Harris is reappointed to the National League of Cities' Transportation and Infrastructure Services Federal Advocacy Committee.

Vice Mayor Christine Ellis of Chandler was appointed to two National League of Cities committees, focusing on university communities and human development.