Arizona's Governor Katie Hobbs signed a $17.6 billion bipartisan budget after tumultuous negotiations, focusing on pay raises for first responders and increased social service spending.

A third-party vendor error led to 83,000 Maricopa County voters receiving incorrect voter registration status letters, causing confusion and distress. Corrections are underway at the vendor's expense.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announced the passing of the bipartisan Arizona Promise budget, focusing on public safety, education, healthcare, and environmental initiatives.

Arizona passes bipartisan legislation allowing developers to use groundwater credits from retired farmland, promoting sustainable growth and aquifer protection.

Arizona's State Route 347 set for improvements with full funding in state budget, potentially boosting transportation and safety in Maricopa following Senate approval.

John Pombier was appointed as the Acting City Manager of Chandler City Council, effective July 13. He has a diverse public service background and worked for Amazon before rejoining public service.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes opposes Trump's birthright citizenship order, highlighting potential harm and financial burden to the state post-Supreme Court ruling. Mayes vows to continue the legal fight for constitutional protections.

Scottsdale City Council approves $760,000 to enhance local Human Services programs, benefiting various demographics and focusing on housing, crisis response, and senior services.

Attorney General Kris Mayes advocates for the FDA to regulate heavy metals in baby food, citing concerns over children's health and recent recalls due to lead contamination.

Eric Peterson named Coconino County's new deputy manager, succeeding the retiring Kim Musselman. His background includes finance and administration roles in Missouri and Wisconsin.

Arizona passed HB2374 to prohibit unauthorized foreign law enforcement activity, treating it as a felony, and introduced training for local officers to combat foreign threats.

Susan Bustamante received the Unsung Hero Award at the Civic Champion Dinner for her long-term role as a Pinal County poll worker dedicated to election integrity.

Commander Cathy Allen is retiring from the Coconino County Sheriff's Office on June 25 after a career marked by advancements in administration, community engagement, and collaborations within the justice system.