Rep. Ruben Gallego toured and presented nearly $2 million in funding to UMOM New Day Center's expansion, focusing on tackling Phoenix's homelessness by increasing shelter capacity and revamping facilities.

Arizona receives a $156 million federal grant for low-cost solar power initiatives, benefiting over 11,000 residents and generating 61 megawatts of solar energy, prioritizing low-income families and rural areas.

California Governor Gavin Newsom seeks to pass emergency legislation to help Arizonans access abortion services in California following a pre-Civil War-era ban upheld in Arizona.

The Supreme Court declined Kari Lake's appeal regarding election machine concerns from her 2022 governor's race defeat in Arizona. Lower courts had previously dismissed the case. Lake plans to run for U.S. Senate.

The Arizona House has passed Rep. Gallego's Buck Stops Here Act, targeting the financial networks behind the fentanyl trade within the broader 21st Century Peace Through Strength Act.

Arizona debates bills targeting transgender students, with one requiring schools to notify parents if a child is called by a different name or pronoun, amid concerns over political distraction from school funding issues.

Members of the Arizona Mexican Mafia were indicted on 50 counts, including fraud and money laundering, for allegedly exploiting pandemic relief funds.

Arizona Republican Austin Smith stopped his reelection bid and resigned from Turning Point Action after being accused of forging nominating petition signatures.

Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes enacted SB 1218 to protect homeowners from predatory real estate practices by limiting listing agreements to 12 months.

Upcoming Scottsdale primary features three mayoral and nine council candidates, with early voting starting July 3 and registration deadline on July 1. A general election will follow if needed.

Gov. Katie Hobbs of Arizona announces a $500,000 initiative to improve FAFSA completion rates, funding resources and events to aid in college affordability.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs allocates $500,000 in federal funds to increase FAFSA completion, ranks 49th in the nation, declaring April "Finish Line to the FAFSA" month.

Rep. Ruben Gallego proposes a bill to adjust the COLAs for Social Security, aiming to better reflect the inflation seniors face, especially in health care costs.