Rep. Ruben Gallego has introduced two bills, the Direct Hire Act and the Screening Efficiency Act, to expedite the processing of migrants and alleviate pressure on Arizona's border communities.

Buckeye invites residents to participate in the city's FY 2024/25 budget process online, promising transparency and a strong financial outlook ahead of the final vote on June 4.

Goodyear plans to raise primary property taxes by 2%, leading to an increased revenue of $277,689 without considering new construction taxes. A hearing is set for June 10, 2024.

The Buckeye City Council has approved a $282 million bond election focused on public safety and transportation improvements, to be voted on this November.

Kelli Ward and others face arraignment on charges linked to a scheme to overturn Arizona's 2020 election results. Giuliani, also charged, was served on his birthday. The case is part of wider actions against Trump allies for contested election acts.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed legislation aimed at alleviating the housing crisis and protecting against digital impersonation, cleared HB2275, and reflected on her administration's commitment to affordable housing.

Eleven people pleaded not guilty to conspiring to overturn Biden's 2020 election win in Arizona, including Rudy Giuliani and other high-profile Republicans.

Arizona lawmakers seek to pause a ruling favoring federal-only voter rights, but the Secretary of State criticizes the move as undemocratic and disruptive ahead of elections.

Arizona's unemployment rate dropped to 3.6% in April, nearing its 2007 historical low, while adding 2,972 jobs, despite a slight national increase to 3.9%.

Arizona Department of Public Safety launches a two-week "Buckle Up Arizona" seat belt enforcement campaign, funded by a $15,000 grant, amid startling statistics of highway fatalities.

Mesa has approved its 2050 General Plan for a public vote in November, following extensive community engagement and recommendations from a citizen advisory committee.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes is suing to invalidate non-disclosure provisions used by long-term care facilities, arguing that they prevent protection of vulnerable adults and are illegal under state law.

Maricopa County's provisional budget cuts property tax rates for the 4th consecutive year and reduces spending by 11%, aiming to safeguard against economic downturns.