Scottsdale opposes Arizona Senate Bill 1543, which limits local zoning control, and urges Governor Katie Hobbs to veto it, as the bill threatens local democracy and community involvement in development decisions.

Governor Katie Hobbs appointed Janette Corral, Nicole Hartley, and Brian Palmer as judges to Maricopa County Superior Court, all bringing diverse legal backgrounds.

The Arizona Auditor General released a biennial review of the Attorney General’s Office use of anti-racketeering funds, focusing on fiscal responsibility and adherence to legal guidelines for 2023-2024.

Cochise County filed an amended complaint against Ramsey Canyon Inn for unpermitted activities, including hosting weddings and staff residing on-site. The property also fails to meet acreage requirements for zoning compliance.

Maricopa invites residents to discuss a proposed sales tax for SR 347 widening at open houses before the City Council vote. Previous funding attempts failed; the tax could provide matching funds.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the five-year statute of limitations for property disputes applies even if a deed is alleged to be forged, impacting a case between Dominguez family members.

13 candidates apply for the Pima County Superior Court Judge position vacated by James E. Marner; public input sought for May 5 meeting, with interviews on May 19.

Goodyear's special all-mail election on May 20 will let voters decide on city charter changes and franchise agreements, impacting land use, departmental control, and utility services.

Arizona wins its fourth Clearie Award for its Election Administration Student Fellowship Program, praised by the EAC for contributing to smooth election operations.

Senator Gallego opposes a planned tax on Mexican tomatoes, citing potential price hikes and job losses in the US, especially in Arizona. He advocates for the Tomato Suspension Agreement to prevent these outcomes.

Sen. Gallego supports the Invest to Protect Act to enhance training and resources for small and mid-sized police departments, including Tribal forces.

Arizona bans certain food additives in public schools to promote healthier meals for students, with support from officials like Tom Horne and Rep. Leo Biasiucci.

The Lake Havasu City Fire Department released its 2024 Annual Report detailing service statistics, achievements, community engagement, and firefighter training.