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5 candidates lined up for three seats in 2024 Peoria …

4/2/2024

The deadline has now passed for candidates to submit their signatures for the 2024 Peoria City Council election, and five residents have made it to the ballot.

Tamale bill gets mixed reviews from state, local law …

4/1/2024

Gov. Katie Hobbs signed “the tamale bill” Friday, much to the consternation of Scottsdale Mayor David Ortega. The the cottage food industry bill - more commonly known as the tamale …

Patena decides not to run for reelection for Peoria's …

3/25/2024

Peoria Councilmember Bill Patena, who represents the Ironwood District, has decided not to run for reelection in 2024.

Gov. Hobbs vetoes legislative zoning bill

3/19/2024

Gov. Kati Hobbs vetoed on Monday a bill that limits cities’ planning and zoning powers. House Bill 2570 would have eliminated minimum lot sizes and setback requirements as well as stopped …

Scottsdale City Council opposes legislative zoning …

3/15/2024

The Scottsdale City Council is unanimously calling on Gov. Katie Hobbs to veto a bill that limits cities’ planning and zoning powers. House Bill 2570 would eliminate minimum lot sizes and …

5 candidates interested in 3 Peoria council seats

2/22/2024

The city of Peoria is gearing up for an election to fill city council seats of three districts, and a handful of candidates have filed statements of interest to run.

Public comes out to give Gilbert subcommittee thoughts …

2/1/2024

Members of victims’ families, local school boards and the community at large gave their input Jan. 31 at the latest Gilbert Town Council Subcommittee on Youth Violence. About 60 …

Trial by fire: Get to know the new Peoria Unified …

1/31/2024

It is not often a newly elected or appointed Peoria Unified governing board member goes straight to the seat of president in their first public meeting on the board.

Lake lawyers want defamation suit by county recorder …

12/19/2023

PHOENIX — Lawyers for Kari Lake told a judge Tuesday the defamation suit against her by Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer should be thrown out because the failed Republican candidate for governor believes her statements about injected ballots and sabotaged voting machines in the 2022 election she lost are true.