In 2019, Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego and the then Phoenix Council unveiled, of the COVID 19 Pandemic and Recession that dominated in 2020, the Housing Phoenix Plan that was designed to create or preserve 50,000 housing units by 2030. Fast forward five years and Gallego and the current Phoenix City Council announced that the 50,000 … Read more
With a slim plurality of voters last November deciding to support a person that had been twice impeached in his first term, indicted for enabling an attempted coup to stay in power, found liable for sexual assault, convicted 34 times for business mismanagement, and driving the country into a ditch largely because of his mismanagement … Read more
It seems the Musk/Trump Administration, through predictable gross incompetence or juvenile defiance, are not fully complying with court orders that mandated them to resume doling out Congressionally approved funding to the states or government agencies. One of the organizations experiencing funding lapses at some of its entities across the country is Head Start, the Johnson … Read more
A Beginning. Recognizing that they have to improve their messaging and outreach efforts to their constituents, Arizona Legislative Democrats hosted an education town hall yesterday evening at Memorial Hall off Indian School in Phoenix. In what will hopefully be the first of these issue oriented outreach efforts, Ranking Democratic Member of the House Education Committee … Read more
Dear President Garimella, On January 21, 2025, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) rescinded its policy restricting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity in sensitive areas such as schools, healthcare facilities, and places of worship. This reversal of policy allows DHS, ICE and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to freely conduct operations in these … Read more