Senator Ruben Gallego supports the Keep Billionaires Out of Social Security Act to counter Trump-era cuts, aiming to improve SSA services and prevent office closures.

Senator Mark Kelly discusses the AI for America roadmap at Axios' AI+ Summit, emphasizing the need for private-public partnerships and strategic planning to maintain US leadership in AI and to tackle workforce retraining.

Senators Gallego and Hagerty introduce the Financial Exploitation Prevention Act, aimed at protecting seniors from financial fraud by equipping financial institutions with better tools to detect and prevent it.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced the approval of a settlement with Frontier and Verizon to improve phone service and broadband connectivity in Navajo and Apache counties, including a no rate hike promise until 2027.

Ed Zuercher is returning as the City Manager of Phoenix, having previously led the city to a financial surplus and won accolades for performance and data-driven governance.

Chief Justice Timmer of the Arizona Supreme Court honored Constitution Day with a statement emphasizing the Constitution's vital role in upholding democracy and its principles.

San Tan Valley has become a town, with its first Town Council appointed after a Pinal County Board resolution. The council was selected from 86 applicants and will serve until 2026.

Flagstaff City Council unanimously voted to prepare for potential legal action against helium exploration that could threaten their water resources, despite a public vote after Arizona Supreme Court wouldn't review a related case.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed an executive order expanding COVID-19 vaccine access to all Arizonans, countering federal guidelines that limited recommendations to specific groups.

Apache Junction City Council schedules a Special Election on Nov 4, 2025, to decide on extending the mayoral term from two to four years, with voting by mailed ballots.

Phoenix celebrated National Voter Registration Day by offering multiple registration options, including online, appointments, mail, and confirming "ballot ready" status, while providing resources for voter assistance.

Attorney General Kris Mayes supports a legal challenge against the Trump administration's decision to use National Guard troops in D.C. without local consent.

Senator Gallego spoke on corporate dominance and monopolies, stressing the importance of consumer-centric economic policies and legislative efforts to promote competition and fair markets.