Glendale Mayor Jerry P. Weiers hosts his 7th Annual Mayor's Blood Drive on January 7, collaborating with Vitalant to address the holiday blood shortage.

The Biden-Harris administration plans to establish a CHIPS for America R&D facility at ASU Research Park in Tempe, Arizona, to enhance semiconductor innovation, set to open in 2028.

New senators including Ruben Gallego, Jim Banks, Andy Kim, and John Curtis join the 119th Congress, each with distinct policy priorities ranging from border security to mental health and bipartisan collaboration.

Goodyear City Council will hold an induction ceremony for newly elected members Laura Kaino, Benita Beckles, and Trey Terry at their chambers on January 6 at 5 p.m.

The Enable IC Partnerships Act, designed to enhance U.S. intelligence capabilities, has been signed into law and included in the National Defense Authorization Act.

Governor Katie Hobbs reflects on Arizona's 2024 milestones and 2025's challenges, reveals bipartisan work, and spotlights community volunteers in an ABC15 interview.

The article details a year of heightened activity and policy shifts at the Arizona border, outlining political, legal, and humanitarian issues faced in the context of immigration.

Reflecting on his tenure, Mesa Mayor John Giles credits his leadership for the city's economic growth and attractiveness to major companies, while also hinting at the potential for an MLS team.

Prescott Mayor's January 2025 newsletter outlines a focus on public safety, housing, and economic growth, detailing new tax-funded fire stations and housing plans.

Chino Valley town officials seek public input on budget priorities through a survey available online and in hard copy, emphasizing the role of community engagement in fiscal planning.

The Wall Street Journal reports on the SHIPS for America Act, aimed at reviving the U.S. maritime industry and countering China’s dominance in shipping.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office joins forces with local agencies for a DUI enforcement unit funded by a GOHS grant, leading to 61 stops and four arrests before Christmas.

Arizona renters are set to pay less starting in 2025 as the state eliminates the Transaction Privilege Tax on rent, potentially affecting municipal budgets.