Local Government

As Her Own Person, Adelita Grijalva Will Continue Her Father’s Progressive Legacy in Congress and Help People in CD 7 Achieve the American Dream

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Former Pima County Supervisor Adelita Grijalva wants to continue working on the progressive legacy of her late father, Representative Raul Grijalva, as his successor in Congress, representing the people of Arizona’s Seventh Congressional District.  A person with twenty years of public service in her own right as a school board member for Tucson Unified and … Read more

UPDATED: Meet Newly Appointed Tucson City Councilor Rocque Perez, May 26th at Noon on Zoom

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UPDATE: You can meet and question Council Member Perez on TheDGT.org’s weekly Zoom show on May 26th at Noon! Sorry, this event has been cancelled due to the councilmember’s availability. We will reschedule this event soon. You must register in advance for this event: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/I0oicNYJTa-wts4gqUDQWQ Ward 5 Councilman Richard Fimbres, in his 4th term, retired … Read more

With Other State Attorney Generals, Kris Mayes Sues the Musk/Trump/Vance/Kennedy Regime to Restore HHS Funding and Wind Energy

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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, along with other state legal heads, are proceeding with lawsuits to get the Musk/Trump/Vance Central Committee to retreat on their war to make America weak and a third rate nation. Today (May 5, 2025,) Mayes and other State Attorney Generals announcing two efforts to stop the American Duce and his … Read more

AZ Democrats Warn That Consumers Will Be Hurt and Pollution Will Increase if HB2679 Passes

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HB2679, a Republican sponsored bill that would, according to critics, including those in the legislature and former Arizona Corporation Commission members, reward corporate utility interests and profits over consumer protection and provide a financial lifeline for unclean coal industries in the Grand Canyon State is on its way to the State Senate for consideration. The … Read more