Mayor Regina Romero, Tucson, and the RTA Take Important Steps towards Regional Collaboration

In a positive step for Tucson’s infrastructure future, the Regional Transportation Authority (RTA,) at their January 27, 2022 meeting, has agreed to expand Tucson’s representation on key committees (Technical Management and Citizen’s Accountability for Regional Transportation,) address an existing funding gap dating back to 2006, and  potentially install, based on a Maricopa Association of Government structure, … Read more

School Superintendent Kathy Hoffman Continues to Call Attention to the Financial Plight of Public Schools if the Arizona Legislature Does Not Act

Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman is continuing to sound the alert on the budget situation for public schools should the Arizona State Legislature not act soon to remove the spending cap expenditure limit on funding. In a series of social media posts, Superintendent Hoffman has effectively highlighted how certain school districts would suffer … Read more

Worst Person in Arizona, AZ Rep. John Kavanagh, Tries to Whip Up Scottsdale Bigots Against Afghan Refugees

Unvetted Afghani Refugees Forced Out Of Military Base And Dumped In Scottsdale pic.twitter.com/e0pUJgsU91 — Representative John Kavanagh (@JohnKavanagh_AZ) January 25, 2022 In his latest bid to be the worst person in Arizona, AZ Rep. John Kavanagh tweeted a video of himself trying to stir up his bigoted followers against Afghan refugees being resettled in Scottsdale, … Read more

Call to Action: Stop Environmental Racism in Randolph, AZ!

The issue of preservation of historic Black spaces and environmental racism has come to the fore in the last several years with the preservation of the Underground Railway, slave cabins on the plantations in the South, several museums including the National Museum of African American History and Culture on the capital mall, and the Legacy Museum documenting the … Read more