Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego Advocates for Detained Restaurant Owner Kelly Yu

Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego Advocates for Detained Restaurant Owner Kelly Yu

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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August 13, 2025
Senator Ruben Gallego met with the family of Kelly Yu on Tuesday, an Arizona restaurant owner currently held in ICE...
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AG Mayes Steps In as Mobile Home Park Fails to Provide Life-Saving AC During Deadly Heat Wave

AG Mayes Steps In as Mobile Home Park Fails to Provide Life-Saving AC During Deadly Heat Wave

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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August 12, 2025
During Arizona's hot summer, people of a mobile home park in Tucson have been living without dependable electricity or air...
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Gallego Criticizes Trump's DC Federal Takeover Following DOGE Employee Attack

Gallego Criticizes Trump's DC Federal Takeover Following DOGE Employee Attack

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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August 12, 2025
Senator Ruben Gallego has criticized President Trump's decision to federalize Washington, DC's police force, pointing to what he sees as...
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Sen. Gallego Denies 2028 Possible Presidency, Urges Focus on 2026 During Iowa Visit

Sen. Gallego Denies 2028 Possible Presidency, Urges Focus on 2026 During Iowa Visit

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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August 12, 2025
Senator Ruben Gallego just finished a two-day strategic trip to Iowa, which was his first major political appearance since he...
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Governor Hobbs tells Phoenix students: 'No kid should learn hungry' Announcing 10 Million Free Lunches

Governor Hobbs tells Phoenix students: 'No kid should learn hungry' Announcing 10 Million Free Lunches

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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August 11, 2025
As part of a new state budget that eliminates costs for reduced-price school meals, Arizona will give away 10 million...
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Governor Hobbs Visits San Simon as Desert Community Faces Second Water Crisis in a Year

Governor Hobbs Visits San Simon as Desert Community Faces Second Water Crisis in a Year

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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August 11, 2025
On August 7, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs visited San Simon, a small town in eastern Arizona, to announce $1.5 million...
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Arizona Election Controversy: Kari Lake Alleges Media Interference in 2022 Governor's Race

Arizona Election Controversy: Kari Lake Alleges Media Interference in 2022 Governor's Race

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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August 11, 2025
In Arizona's 2022 gubernatorial race, a heated dispute about debate arrangements has rekindled with Republican candidate Kari Lake making serious...
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County Attorney Brad Miller to Investigate Senator ICE Posts Causes AG Mayes Backlash

County Attorney Brad Miller to Investigate Senator ICE Posts Causes AG Mayes Backlash

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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August 11, 2025
County attorney Brad Miller offered to look into a state senator's social media warning about immigration agents in a Phoenix...
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Possible Presidential Candidate Ruben Gallego Heads to Iowa After Old Tweets Resurface

Possible Presidential Candidate Ruben Gallego Heads to Iowa After Old Tweets Resurface

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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August 8, 2025
Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego is making his first moves toward a potential 2028 presidential campaign. This weekend, he's heading to...
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Arizona Senate Republicans Call for Federal Investigation of Senator Ortiz's ICE Posts

Arizona Senate Republicans Call for Federal Investigation of Senator Ortiz's ICE Posts

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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August 6, 2025
Warren Petersen, the President of the Republican Caucus in the Arizona Senate, has asked the federal government to look into...
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Federal Funding Fuels Phoenix’s New Water Purification Initiative With $180 Million

Federal Funding Fuels Phoenix’s New Water Purification Initiative With $180 Million

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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August 5, 2025
Phoenix will receive nearly $180 million in federal funding to build a new facility in the Colorado River Basin that...
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Congress Plans to Fix Disaster Response System With FEMA Act of 2025

Congress Plans to Fix Disaster Response System With FEMA Act of 2025

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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August 4, 2025
Lawmakers from both parties have proposed the largest reforms to emergency management in almost two decades, introducing new legislation to...
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Democratic Activists Gather in Arizona as National Campaign

Democratic Activists Gather in Arizona as National Campaign "Won't Back Down Tour" Begins

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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August 4, 2025
This weekend, congressional members from a major advocacy organization began their cross-country campaign tour in Phoenix, emphasizing the importance of...
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Governor Hobbs Asks For $760M Federal Reimbursement for Border Security

Governor Hobbs Asks For $760M Federal Reimbursement for Border Security

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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August 1, 2025
In an official request, Governor Katie Hobbs has asked the federal government to reimburse Arizona for spending around $760 million...
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Democratic Party Issuing Lawsuit Over Detention Access, Affecting Arizona Immigration Facilities

Democratic Party Issuing Lawsuit Over Detention Access, Affecting Arizona Immigration Facilities

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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July 31, 2025
Arizona representatives have been denied access to immigration detention facilities in their state, including the Eloy Detention Center near Phoenix,...
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USCIS Releases Plan to Deny Birthright-Citizenship After Court Block

USCIS Releases Plan to Deny Birthright-Citizenship After Court Block

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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July 30, 2025
Although the Trump administration's executive order that would end birthright citizenship is currently blocked by multiple federal court rulings, U.S....
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Stanton Argues Against ICE Blocks Congressional Access to Arizona Detention Center

Stanton Argues Against ICE Blocks Congressional Access to Arizona Detention Center

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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July 29, 2025
Congressman Greg Stanton was trying to visit a detention center in Arizona when federal immigration officials refused him admission, which...
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Fontes Receives Criticism for Handling Iranian Cyberattack Alone, Requests Funding for Security Purposes

Fontes Receives Criticism for Handling Iranian Cyberattack Alone, Requests Funding for Security Purposes

Ericka Rodriguez Diaz
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July 28, 2025
The controversial decision made by Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes to handle a suspected Iranian cyberattack on the state's...
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