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Dr. Jill Gibson, medical director of Planned Parenthood Arizona, commenting last December after the state Supreme Court heard arguments about which abortion law can be enforced here. (Capitol Media Services photo by Howard Fischer)
California looks to give practice privileges to Arizona abortion providers
PHOENIX — California is preparing emergency legislation to allow abortion providers from Arizona to practice there if and when the procedure once again becomes illegal here. The medical … more
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Freedom From Religion Foundation and Secular AZ have filed an amicus brief asking the U.S. District Court of Arizona to dismiss a case governing board member Heather Rooks filed last September alleging the school district infringed on her right to quote Biblical scripture during public meetings.
First Amendment groups want court to throw out case filed by Peoria Unified member against her own board
Two First Amendment advocacy groups are asking a federal district court to throw out a case that a Peoria Unified School District governing board member filed against her own school board. more
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Justice Clint Bolick at an event in 2016 after being chosen for the Supreme Court by former Gov. Doug Ducey (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Group launching campaign to oust two Supreme Court justices who voted for abortion law
PHOENIX — Progress Arizona is launching a campaign to deny new terms to two of the state Supreme Court justices who voted earlier this month to allow the 1864 law on abortion to once again be … more
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Jamie Aldama was elected to the Glendale City Council in 2014. He resifned April 1, 2024 to run for mayor.
Aldama withdraws from Glendale mayoral race
As a result of a legal challenge to his nominating petition signatures last week, Jamie Aldama dropped out of the Glendale mayoral race Monday afternoon, just before a court hearing. … more
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Retired Vistancia resident Ken Howell recently restored a nearly obsolete military vehicle known as the M422A1 Mighty Mite. Now it is an exhibit in the Marine Corp Mechanized Museum at Camp Pendleton.
Peoria resident brings rare military vehicle back to life
A rare piece of automotive military history has been retrieved and revitalized in north Peoria, and now it will be preserved in a California museum for future generations to enjoy. more
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Kari Lake and Mark Finchem on the House floor in 2022. Kari Lake and Mark Finchem are not going to get a do-over of their losing claim that machines used in some Arizona counties to tally ballots are so inherently unreliable that they violate their constitutional rights. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Lake, Finchem not getting do-over on 2022 election, U.S. Supreme Court rules
PHOENIX — Kari Lake and Mark Finchem are not going to get a do-over of their losing claim that machines used in some Arizona counties to tally ballots are so inherently unreliable that they violate their constitutional rights. more
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Palo Verde Generating Station, the nation’s largest energy producer, generates 4,000 MW. A large data center can us up to a fourth of that, according to sources.
AI is taxing Arizona power, water and residents
Arizona is at risk of straining its power grid as AI servicing data centers proliferate around Maricopa County, leaving power companies rushing to meet developer demand, without compromising safety, service or increasing consumer costs. more
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On Friday, Attorney General Kris Mayes sent a letter to hospitals and medical providers informing them that, despite the Arizona Supreme Court ruling two weeks ago upholding an 1864 abortion law, they are in no immediate legal jeopardy if they continue to perform the procedure.
Arizona legislators try again this week to deal with 1864 abortion law
PHOENIX - State lawmakers return Wednesday with another attempt to deal with the 1864 abortion law. But it won't go away this week, no matter what happens in the House or Senate. The Senate … more
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs' "headcount cap'' will allow agencies to replace employee losses but not to fill currently vacant posts, at least in most cases.
Hobbs’ budget letter points to cuts, hiring freeze for Arizona government
PHOENIX - Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has ordered what is essentially a hiring freeze for new state employees and instructed her department heads to send her a plan this week to cut $1.2 billion in … more
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Lowell Keppel and Linda Heining show how easy it is to dispose of tennis balls that need to be retired in the recycling bin at the courts at the Trilogy Tennis Club in Peoria.
Household items you didn’t know could be recycled
It’s hard to believe how few mechanisms existed before Earth Day began a movement in 1970 with a national call to clean up the environment. more
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Votes are in for Maricopa County’s new ‘I Voted’ stickers
Thousands of votes were cast in the 2024 Maricopa County Recorder’s vote sticker contest, and winners have been named from Mesa, Gilbert and Phoenix. In the youth contest, the first-place … more
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2 dead, 2 injured in crash near Lake Pleasant
A collision Saturday on Castle Hot Springs Road killed two people and injured two others, Peoria police said. The crash occurred north of State Route 74, and drivers were advised to avoid the … more
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