Maricopa County leads Arizona in wealth, with the highest average ($115,162) and median ($85,518) incomes, followed by Pinal, Coconino, Pima, and Yavapai counties. Median incomes show less distortion from extreme values than averages.

Tempe City Council passed updated ordinances to address nuisance activities and loud parties, with increased fines for repeat offenders and a focus on maintaining neighborhood peace.

Queen Creek celebrated Municipal Clerks Week, honoring Town Clerk Maria Gonzalez, who was named to the 2025 Municipal Clerks Honor Roll for her dedication and service.

Scott Hamilton is named the new captain of Pinal County's Open Space, Trails, and Regional Parks Department, bringing over 20 years of experience from Scottsdale.

AG Mayes and a coalition are suing President Trump over his "national energy emergency," which they claim favors fossil fuels and bypasses environmental laws.

Casa Grande will hold a City Council meeting on June 2 to discuss the 2025-2026 budget and tax levy, inviting public input at 7 p.m. at the City Council Chambers.

Senators Gallego and McCormick introduced the HUD-USDA-VA Interagency Coordination Act to improve federal housing program efficiency and address the housing affordability crisis.

Queen Creek Town Council honored 26 residents who completed the Citizen Leadership Institute, recognizing their efforts in learning about local governance.

Tombstone officials announce public work sessions and a hearing for the FY 2025-26 budget, focusing on essential services and infrastructure. Details available post-June 10th at City Hall.

Senator Gallego introduced the SHIELD Against CCP Act, a bipartisan bill to address threats from China, including fentanyl and human trafficking, with a dedicated DHS group and wide-ranging support.

Councilmember Gloria Solorio attended the NALEO Policy Institute to discuss economic mobility for Latinas, alongside 70 Latino policymakers in Los Angeles.

Arizona lawmakers oppose proposed staffing cuts at the Phoenix VA, concerned about negative impacts on veterans' care.

Arizona's HB2330 law, championed by Julie Willoughby, allows residents with communication disabilities to voluntarily disclose these to ADOT for safer police interactions.