Arizona and the rest of the Southwest are currently engulfed in a long heatwave trend that has: had a marked increase in the numbers of 100-degree days in Phoenix and other southwest localities. had little rainfall for relief. caused wildfires across the region. created dry spells that have caused water levels in Lake Mead (the … Read more
Newly elected Corporation Commissioner James (Jim) O’Connor showed the people of Arizona this week what happens when you have six candidates vying for three vacancies on the Commission and a devoted base uses that situation to sneak an otherwise unqualified fringe candidate across the finish line in a statewide election. Last week, Mr. O’Connor showed … Read more
After spending his life working to preserve Tucson and Pima County’s Environment, Kevin Dahl would like to take his leadership and public service experience to the Tucson City Council as the next council member from Ward Three. Wanting to “ensure our city remains a vibrant, healthy, and safe community for everyone to call home,” Mr. … Read more
It has been close to three years since current Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman stunned most Arizona election experts after taking her message across the Grand Canyon State by besting David Schapira for the Democratic Nomination for the position and then winning handily in the November 2018 elections against Frank Riggs. The Democrat with … Read more
The 55th Legislative First Session has been filled with crazy, right-wing ideological bills attacking voting rights, reproductive rights, patients, doctors, nurses, midwives, doulas, teachers, engineers, professionals, unions, public education, the Permanent Early Voting List, the Citizens Initiative, Clean Elections, and transparency in campaign finance. Adding insult to injury, these bad bills are passing on party … Read more