News
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What Trump mail ballot order ruling means for Arizona
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, a Democrat, welcomed a ruling that leaves the state’s preferred method of voting unchanged.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Arizona (June 26-July 2)
A weekly roundup of Arizona events, protests, voter registration drives, meetings, and community gatherings happening across the state from Friday, June 26, through Thursday, July 2.
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Arizona ‘Dreamers’ slam GOP Senate leader over DACA deportation threats
Arizona “Dreamers” are speaking out after Republican Attorney General candidate Warren Petersen vowed to assist the Trump administration in deporting DACA recipients.
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3 Arizona Republicans voted no on bipartisan housing bill
GOP Reps. David Schweikert, Andy Biggs and Eli Crane of Arizona were among just 32 lawmakers who voted against the housing legislation.
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8 news stories and resources for Phoenix renters this week (June 24)
From news on home construction in Arizona to AI-enhanced housing listings, here’s a quick recap of helpful links for Phoenix renters.
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3 Phoenix rentals that caught our eye on Zillow this week (June 24)
Here are some Phoenix rental listings we found this week, featuring nearby hiking trail access and an outdoor kitchen with a TV hookup.
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‘A voter suppression bill’: AZ Dems, advocates slam GOP effort to overhaul voting laws
Arizona leaders are speaking out against a new ballot resolution that risks disenfranchising Arizona voters.
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Need info on renting in Phoenix? Check out our Rent Check PHX Resource Hub
Use this Phoenix renters’ guide to find information on the best areas to live in, protections that tenants have against landlords, and neighborhood groups that are building community.
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Phoenix mayor signs on to global pact to shape data center development
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego said she’s concerned that investments in data centers right now are worsening climate change and not meeting the needs of communities.
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Who voted against making Juneteenth a federal holiday in Arizona?
The two men fighting to be the state’s next governor were both in the room for the 2021 vote — and they split.
