Arizona legislators form a committee to examine financial mismanagement in the executive branch, set to review budget growth in the Developmental Disabilities Division and policy changes.

Senator Gallego and other Democrats are seeking answers from the Trump Administration about layoffs at HHS that affect public health programs in Arizona.

Jasmine Pernicano has been appointed as the new City Clerk of Goodyear, bringing extensive experience in municipal government and record management from previous roles.

Journalist Christina Estes joins Vice Mayor Ann O’Brien’s office as Communications Director, bringing her expertise after reporting on Phoenix's municipal affairs for years.

Fountain Hills has released its Proposed Budget Book for FY 2026, totaling $50.37 million with public transparency, and includes $12 million for capital improvements like park and road enhancements.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes criticizes the placement of IMLS staff on leave, affecting federal grants supporting local libraries and programs.

Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing HHS Secretary Kennedy over the cancellation of $12 billion in health grants, claiming the cuts, which will particularly affect rural areas, are illegal and threaten public health infrastructure.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that property owners can clear title once the statute of limitations on debt has passed, overturning a 1914 precedent.

Lake Havasu City hosts a coffee meet-and-greet with Mayor Sheehy and City Manager Knudson for open community dialogue.

Senator Ruben Gallego places a hold on VA nominees in response to the Trump Administration's plans to cut the VA's workforce by 83,000, as per his press release.

Senator Kelly secured a pledge from Joint Chiefs nominee Lt. Gen. Caine to uphold the Constitution and promote defense innovation, citing the need for faster modernization to match China's advancements.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed a law allowing dental assistants to become oral preventative assistants after additional training, raising access and quality concerns.

Arizona lawmakers attended a seminar on Estonia's e-governance to explore digital government efficiency and modernization, as highlighted on the Arizona Legislature's website.