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Arizona should have its own bank so taxpayer dollars could help fund local businesses instead of boosting the profits of big multinational banks.
Demands Ernie Hancock's Lawyer in Letter to Senate Ethics Committee
The lender for the Summit at Copper Square has taken the first step toward foreclosing on 74 unsold units in the downtown Phoenix luxury high-rise.
You have got to see these dogs. Unbelievable! Apparently she has been convicted and will be sentenced today.
Tempe City Council wanted to make it clear Thursday that the $2.9 million increase in Tempe's contract for speed-enforcement cameras was funded with ticket revenue, not city dollars. The council unanimously approved increasing the cap on the amou
Tax credits designed to lure Hollywood producers to make their films in Arizona actually lost the state $6.3 million last year, a new report states. [But can we cut this tax credit?...heck no!]
An award-winning level of drama played out recently as those words were bellowed by an American Traffic Solutions employee to a fellow co-worker as a CameraFRAUD volunteer was spotted watching the watchers.
As I have campaigned across Gilbert for Town Council I have met many new people with differing opinions and ideas about our town . Today, I again came face to face with another of our residents that illustrates perfectly why I’m running for Gilbert
Read LetterThe Arizona Game and Fish Department caught and collared a wild jaguar in Arizona for the first time. While a handful of the big cats have been photographed by automatic cameras in recent years, the satellite tracking collar will now help biologists
Pima County Republican Party Joins Democratic and Libertarian Parties to Urge That the Tampered RTA Election Ballots Not Be Destroyed! It now appears that a Monday morning hearing at the Pima County Courthouse may decide this critical-for-American-de
"Earlier, up to 2,000 people lined Guadalupe Road outside Dobson High School.", "A few hundred protestors also lined each side of Guadalupe", and "Cars honked as they drove by." Were they even there?
DPS also says today that troopers arrested 3 Phoenix men on suspicion of criminal speeding [caught by cameras 3 months ago]." The men were recorded flying past 100 mph in the city on multiple occasions, DPS states.
The protesters, about 500 to 600 strong and growing, began arriving as ticket holders walked in. Mesa police set up a free speech area. They held their signs up high: "Don't tread on me," "Spend all you want, I'll pick up the t
I just uploaded over a hundred stills of this morning's activities in Mesa. I will be writing an Editorial Review of what I observed, and will post it when completed. We were had... but I expected it.
Goldwater Institute seeks compensation for homeowners whose property rights have been violated by Maricopa County and the State of Arizona.
President Barack Obama is scheduled to travel to Phoenix next Wednesday to talk about the economy and federal efforts to help distressed mortgages and housing markets.
Krugman’s column was titled “50 Herbert Hoovers: State cuts fuel economic crisis,” and rehashed the classical Keynesian line that governments should expand spending and increase deficits during recessions.
Maricopa County's new revenue figures released Wednesday are horrendous, with the county recording the sharpest declines ever - and no indication of where the bottom is.
Looking at the data, it looks like many states are just too optimistic and are betting on the 2nd half recovery which will not happen. This crisis runs deep and the actions taken by the Federal Reserve and U.S. Treasury put our U.S. dollar at risk.
"'Good' is not in the equation any time in 2009, in fact in the foreseeable future as far as I can see," said private economist Elliott Pollack.
Other large cities are bleeding red ink, too, and are expected to slash many more dollars than Phoenix in the coming year. But an analysis of the nation's 10 largest cities shows that no spending decrease rivals the 22.5 percent in cuts now being
Marshall Vest of the Eller College of Management at the University of Arizona offered a slightly less-dour outlook, telling lawmakers the economy could start a slow turnaround midway through 2009.