Ericka Piñon

AZ Supreme Court Sides with HOA in Developer Lawsuit

The Arizona Supreme Court has cleared the way for a homeowners association to sue a developer over construction defects, ruling…

2 months ago

AG Mayes Cracks Down on Mobile Home Park Mismanagement

Attorney General Kris Mayes is asking a court to force the owners of a Tucson mobile home park to immediately…

2 months ago

Senator Werner Drives Major Reform in Child Welfare System

After bringing together families, law enforcement, and tribal officials to discuss significant issues at the Department of Child Safety (DCS),…

2 months ago

Lee, Cruz Introduce The CLEAN D.C. Act Targeting 2022 Police Reform Law

A group of Republican senators has introduced legislation aimed at removing restrictions on Washington, D.C. police operations, arguing that current…

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State Ethics Complaint Becomes Federal Investigation for Senator Ortiz After Ice Posts

An Arizona Democratic senator is now under federal investigation after being accused of interfering with immigration enforcement and potentially endangering…

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Governor Hobbs Signs Stadium Funding Bill for Diamondbacks, Ready For Decades More Of Diamondback Spirit

Governor Katie Hobbs approved legislation Wednesday that will redirect certain state tax revenues to support the Arizona Diamondbacks' home stadium,…

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Montenegro Challenges Fontes Over Election Manual Authority

Arizona officials are headed for a potential legal showdown over the state's 2025 election procedures, as conflicts rise about whether…

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Arizona School Districts Build New Facilities Despite Declining Enrollment, Creating Financial Strain

Traditional public schools in Arizona are facing an increasing number of issues, including a shortage of students and an excess…

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Scottsdale Mayor Borowsky Reviews Plan to Save Salt River Horses from Sanctuary Removal

Dozens of wild horses roaming Arizona's Salt River could soon find a new home as city officials consider creating a…

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23 States Challenge Executive Order Over Federal Worker Union Rights, AG Mayes Joins

Almost half of U.S. states are challenging an executive order they claim has weakened union representation for thousands of federal…

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33,000 Pages of Epstein Records Released as Congress Seeks More Testimony

A congressional committee has issued subpoenas requiring testimony from several former government officials as part of an investigation into Jeffrey…

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Arizona Residents Urged to Act Before Clean Energy Incentives End

Arizona residents hoping to cut costs on electric vehicles and home energy upgrades should move quickly as state officials say…

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New Drone Restriction Along Southern Border Causes Concern Over Government Transparency

A new federal drone restriction just in Nogales has sparked controversy, stemming from concerns over border enforcement tactics and a…

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Following The Tragic Case Of Rebekah Baptiste, Senator Werner Is Issuing New Task Force

In a tragic case involving the death of a young girl, Senator Carine Werner is assembling a new task force…

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Senator Bolick Speaks on Legislative Plans to Increase School Safety After Maryvale Stabbing

In the wake of a tragic stabbing at Maryvale High School, Senator Shawnna Bolick is renewing her push for legislation…

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Arizona Officials Honor Workers on Labor Day, Celebrating the American People

Across Arizona, elected officials on both sides expressed gratitude Monday recognizing the contributions of the state's workforce as the nation…

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After Stanton's Washington Visit, Concerns Spark Due To FEMA Cuts

Nearly 200 current and former FEMA employees have raised concerns about recent changes at the disaster response agency, leading to…

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AmeriCorps Funds Restored Following Legal Action Led by AG Mayes

This week, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes revealed that more than $184 million in AmeriCorps money has been fully restored.…

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