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Pinal County Prepares for Special Election Following Progressive Democrat Congressman Grijalva’s Death

Pinal County Prepares for Special Election Following Progressive Democrat Congressman Grijalva’s Death

ByJustin MathewsMar 24, 2025
The death of Congressman Grijalva prompts Pinal County to organize a special election. Find out what to expect in the upcoming votes.
Supervisor Miller: Pinal Water Interests Being Ignored

Supervisor Miller: Pinal Water Interests Being Ignored

ByJustin MathewsMar 22, 2025
Supervisor Miller expresses concern over water issues being ignored and calls for accountability from legislators.
Pinal County Attorney Brad Miller Takes a Tough-on-Crime Stance on Crimes Against Children

Pinal County Attorney Brad Miller Takes a Tough-on-Crime Stance on Crimes Against Children

ByJustin MathewsMar 21, 2025
Pinal County Attorney Brad Miller pushes for strict penalties on child luring. Find out about his tough stance today.
Facing Growing Hunger Need, Apache Junction Food Bank Seeks Additional Support

Facing Growing Hunger Need, Apache Junction Food Bank Seeks Additional Support

ByJustin MathewsMar 18, 2025
The Apache Junction Food Bank requests an increase in funding as it seeks additional support from the Health and Human Services Commission.
Apache Junction Launches New Interactive Capital Improvement Projects Map

Apache Junction Launches New Interactive Capital Improvement Projects Map

ByJustin MathewsMar 18, 2025
Apache Junction launches a new interactive map for capital improvement projects. Stay informed about city enhancements and upgrades.
Supporting Elderly and Disabled Homeowners: AJCDC Presents Funding Appeal

Supporting Elderly and Disabled Homeowners: AJCDC Presents Funding Appeal

ByJustin MathewsMar 17, 2025
Learn about AJCDC's request to the Apache Junction Commission for funding, supporting critical services for local residents and families.
Pinal County Board of Supervisors Address Fire Risk Amid California Wildfire Concerns

Pinal County Board of Supervisors Address Fire Risk Amid California Wildfire Concerns

ByJustin MathewsMar 15, 2025
Find out how Pinal County is addressing fire concerns after California blazes. Learn about community preparedness and management.
zoning philosophy in pinal county

The zoning philosophy debate in Pinal County

ByMargaret WittersMar 13, 2025
Explore The zoning philosophy debate in Pinal County as it navigates individual property rights and community interests.
Mitigating the Fire Insurance Crisis

Mitigating the Fire Insurance Crisis

ByJustin MathewsMar 12, 2025
Arizona's fire insurance crisis prompts the Senate Federalism Committee to seek solutions. Learn about the proposed federal aid.
Don’t Miss Your Flight: Arizona Travel ID Deadline Approaches

Don’t Miss Your Flight: Arizona Travel ID Deadline Approaches

ByJustin MathewsMar 12, 2025
Don’t miss your flight. The Arizona Travel ID deadline is approaching fast. Get your compliant ID before May 7.
“It Won’t Hurt, It Will Crush Us”: Pinal County Cities Face Revenue Crisis as Legislature Targets Food Tax

“It Won’t Hurt, It Will Crush Us”: Pinal County Cities Face Revenue Crisis as Legislature Targets Food Tax

ByJustin MathewsMar 6, 2025
Pinal County cities face a revenue crisis as legislators target the food tax, impacting essential municipal funding sources.
Homeless Camping Ordinance Options Explored by Casa Grande City Council

Homeless Camping Ordinance Options Explored by Casa Grande City Council

ByJustin MathewsFeb 19, 2025
Casa Grande City Council explores solutions for homeless camping ordinances, balancing compassion with public space access.
Florence Declares Emergency After Zero Applications for Civil Engineer Position Over Six Months

Florence Declares Emergency After Zero Applications for Civil Engineer Position Over Six Months

ByJustin MathewsFeb 5, 2025
Florence declares emergency due to zero applications for the Senior Civil Engineer position over six months. Learn more here.
Florence Council Weighs Future of Virtual Public Comments

Florence Council Weighs Future of Virtual Public Comments

ByJustin MathewsJan 29, 2025
Stay informed about the future of virtual public comment in Florence. Learn about the council's discussions, research findings, and the shift away from virtual participation.
Florence Council Debates Who Can Fill Vacant Seat as Neal Takes Office

Florence Council Debates Who Can Fill Vacant Seat as Neal Takes Office

ByJustin MathewsJan 14, 2025
Learn about the complex series of events that led to the appointment of former Councilmember Arthur Neal to the Florence Town Council. Explore the debate over eligibility and the selection process.
Supervisors Choose Chair and Vice-Chair for 2025

Supervisors Choose Chair and Vice-Chair for 2025

ByJustin MathewsJan 11, 2025
Pinal County Board of Supervisors selects chair and vice-chair for 2025. Get the latest news on the new member and leadership appointments.
Florence Sets Special Process for Council Appointment After Election Withdrawal

Florence Sets Special Process for Council Appointment After Election Withdrawal

ByJustin MathewsDec 20, 2024
Explore the special appointment process followed by the Florence Town Council after unexpected departures.
Incoming county Attorney Miller Claims Political Group Behind AG’s Prosecution

Incoming county Attorney Miller Claims Political Group Behind AG’s Prosecution

ByJustin MathewsDec 7, 2024

A left-wing nonprofit organization provided Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes…

Urban Growth Over Irrigation: The Push for Agricultural Land Conversion in Arizona

Urban Growth Over Irrigation: The Push for Agricultural Land Conversion in Arizona

ByErik JohnsonDec 6, 2024
Uncover Arizona's proposed water management strategy, the 'Ag-to-Urban' program, aimed at addressing groundwater conservation and sustainable growth.
County Attorney Elect Miller Investigation of Sen. Wadsack Traffic Case Highlights Broader Citizen Rights Questions

County Attorney Elect Miller Investigation of Sen. Wadsack Traffic Case Highlights Broader Citizen Rights Questions

ByJustin MathewsDec 5, 2024
Discover the case that exposes a threat to legislative rights and public constitutional protections, unfolding from a routine traffic stop.
Maricopa Launches General Plan Update Process with Focus on Public Input

Maricopa Launches General Plan Update Process with Focus on Public Input

ByJustin MathewsDec 4, 2024
Stay informed about the City of Maricopa General Plan update. Learn about the public participation process and how it will shape the city's future.
San Tan Valley Incorporation Effort Advances as County Approves Petition Drive

San Tan Valley Incorporation Effort Advances as County Approves Petition Drive

ByJustin MathewsNov 2, 2024
Learn about the progress made by San Tan Valley Inc. towards the incorporation of San Tan Valley, a community with 91,000 residents.
“Changed After Lunch”- Judge Details Fontes’s Shifting Testimony on Voter Records

“Changed After Lunch”- Judge Details Fontes’s Shifting Testimony on Voter Records

ByJustin MathewsNov 1, 2024
Discover the voter record errors in Arizona and the potential consequences for voter eligibility in state and local elections.
School Speaker Warns of Impact of Proposition 139 on School Policies

School Speaker Warns of Impact of Proposition 139 on School Policies

ByJustin MathewsOct 30, 2024
Implications of Arizona Proposition 139 on schools and abortion rights. Learn how this measure might affect student pregnancies and parental involvement.
Arizona Supreme Court Rejects Secretary Fontes’ Last-Minute Election Changes for Pinal County

Arizona Supreme Court Rejects Secretary Fontes’ Last-Minute Election Changes for Pinal County

ByJustin MathewsOct 26, 2024
Arizona Supreme Court denies Secretary Fontes' request for election changes in Pinal County. Find out why the court cited 'chaos, uncertainty, and confusion' as the reason.
Undercover Footage Raises Questions About Maricopa Election Training

Undercover Footage Raises Questions About Maricopa Election Training

ByJustin MathewsOct 26, 2024
Find out about the alarming instructions given to poll workers in Maricopa County regarding ballot harvesting. Get the facts now.
Election Fraud Claims Found Baseless in Independent Investigation

Election Fraud Claims Found Baseless in Independent Investigation

ByErik JohnsonOct 10, 2024

Recent allegations of election fraud in Pinal County’s July 2024…

Pinal County Constable Resigns

Pinal County Constable Resigns

ByErik JohnsonOct 8, 2024

Pinal County Constable Glenn Morrison announced his resignation as constable…

Pinal County Sees Surge in Voter Registration Ahead of 2024 Elections

Pinal County Sees Surge in Voter Registration Ahead of 2024 Elections

ByJustin MathewsOct 6, 2024

Pinal County has experienced a significant increase in voter registration…

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