Both Arizona Secretary of State/Democratic Gubernatorial Nominee Katie Hobbs and Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego called attention to the plight of domestic violence victims on this Purple Thursday. Purple Thursday is a day every October when activists dedicate themselves to informing the public of the dangers of domestic violence at the hands of a spouse or … Read more
Jennifer Eckstrom has had an impressive career in public service. At one time the youngest elected official in Arizona (when she joined the South Tucson City Council at age 18,) Ms. Eckstrom has also served as: Mayor of South Tucson. Chair and Vice Chair of the Pima Association of Governments (PAG) Regional Council. Chair and … Read more
Four Democratic Arizona State Senate Nominees launched ADLCC-sponsored ads yesterday to promote the issues of reproductive freedom and fully funding education. Two of the nominees, State Senator Christine Marsh in Legislative District (LD) Four and Eva Burch in LD Nine concentrated their 30-second ads on the issue of reproductive freedom. The Marsh one focuses on … Read more
In a six-to-two vote at the Phoenix City Council yesterday, a resolution was passed that would give greater priority to actual law enforcement emergencies in 9-1-1 calls rather than enforcing either the 1901 or recently passed abortion ban. In announcing her support for the resolution, Mayor Kate Gallego said: “We are making an important decision … Read more
William Soland is on a mission. To make schools better in the Tucson Unified School District as a new member of its governing board. Running as a father, attorney, and self-described geek, Mr. Soland, if elected, promises to work toward: Ensuring that all students are treated equally and respectfully. Better compensating teachers. Improve student retention. … Read more