This has been a busy first six months of 2023 for Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego, the City Council, and everyone else that works everyday to make the fifth largest city in the nation what the Mayor calls “the future and city to watch.” From Phoenix hosting the Super Bowl to working on providing affordable housing … Read more
Over the last 48 hours, the Conservative Majority on the United States Supreme Court has succeded in turning the clock back on affirmative action college acceptance guidance for minorities, sanctioning bigotry under the guise of free speech against all groups a prejudiced person has a problem with, and overruling the Biden/Harris Administration’s attempt to offer … Read more
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and Phoenix Kate Gallego joined the Governor’s new Director of Resiliency, Maren Mahoney, and other specialists in clean energy at an event sponsored by the Arizona Technology Council that touted the federal government investments in sustainability programs through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act. These pieces of legislation have … Read more
With Democratic House Leader Andres Cano leaving to pursue graduate opportunities at the John F Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, the party caucus in the Arizona Lower Chamber, after nine hours and 11 rounds of voting, has chosen a new leadership team for the remainder of this legislative session. The new Democratic House Leader … Read more
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego, and Tucson Mayor Regina Romero celebrated and participated in events commemorating Juneteenth, the day declaring that all slaves should be freed in the United States following the end of the American Civil War. Governor Hobbs participated in Juneteenth events in Phoenix (alongside Mayor Gallego) and Scottsdale. In … Read more