Kate Gallego Touts Phoenix Infrastructure and Economic Achievements at US Conference of Mayors

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego had a lot to talk about at the United States Conference of Mayors this week in Washington D.C. First, she touted how the recruiting of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (TSMC) has led to other foreign companies setting up operations in Phoenix, including the  the breaking ground this week of Sunlit Chemical. … Read more

Phoenix is One of 15 Bloomberg Philanthropies Global Mayor’s Challenge Winners for 2021

What does Phoenix have in common with cities like: Amman, Jordan. Bogata, Colombia Butuan, Philiippines. Istanbul, Turkey. Hermosillo, Mexico. Freetown, Sierra Leone Kigali, Rwanda. Kumasi, Ghana. Paterson, USA Rochestor, Minnesotta. Rourkela, India. Vilnius, Lithuania. Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Wellington, New Zealand. All 15 Cities are the 2021 winners of the 2021 Bloomberg Philanthropies Global Mayor’s Challenge. … Read more

Murphy Bannerman Would Like to Bring a Solutions Focused Approach to District Six of the Phoenix City Council

Murphy Bannerman has spent a large portion of her adult life dedicated to serving the public. She has been a photo journalist, a community organizer, a leading member of the Arizona Legislative Campaign Committee, a major organizer for the Women’s March in Phoenix, a Co-Director of the We the People Summit, and Deputy Director of … Read more

David Lujan Discusses The Arizona Center for Economic Progress and Children’s Action Alliance Priorities for 2022

Increases in Child Care Assistance. Supporting a ballot initiative to remove the expenditure cap on public education funding. Expand access to affordable higher education. Fully fund public schools. Giving comprehensive dental care to all adults through Medicaid. Expand KidsCare and eliminate the three-month waiting period to enroll. Increasing funding for KinCare. Expanding access to SNAP … Read more