When unforeseen emergencies occur, all systems of government (state, local, national, Republican or Democrat) are faced with challenges they did not anticipate having to govern through. The Coronavirus Public Health Emergency is no exception to this rule. The test all levels of government have to face is how their elected and appointed officials plan to … Read more
Safety, Justice, and Smart Reform Those are the objectives Jonathan Mosher wants to pursue if he wins the August Primary and November General elections to succeed long time public servant Barbara LaWall as the next Pima County Attorney. Endorsed by the Tucson Police Officers Association and nearly every one of the leading supervisors and bureau … Read more
The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors oversees the cities and towns of Bridgeport, Chino Valley, Clarkdale, Cottonwood, Dewey-Humboldt, Jerome, Perkinsville, Prescott, Sedona, Verde Santa Fe, Verde Village, and the Village of Oak Creek. Doctor Donna Michaels, a candidate for District Three on the Yavapai Board this year, wants to take a build-up approach to reinvigorate … Read more
F. Ann Rodriguez has decided to retire after 27 years of honorable service as the Pima County Recorder. Kim Challender would like to succeed her and she has the resume to support her candidacy. A valued leading figure in the Pima County Recorder Office, Ms. Challender is currently the Assistant Chief Deputy Recorder. Prior to … Read more
The election to succeed the late progressive icon Richard Elias as the next Supervisor of Pima County District Five features candidates from two local political families. Consuelo Hernandez, the sister of State Legislators Alma and Daniel Hernandez is one of them. Ms. Hernandez, a graduate of Arizona State University with a degree in Global Health … Read more