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Arizona is planning to use automated equipment to enforce speed limits and catch red-light runners on state highways [there are no red lights on highways] in the first [looting] program of its kind in the country. Start with cameras in construction z
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With only minimal discussion, the Senate gave preliminary approval to legislation which would bar anyone from being on any public road, sidewalk or adjacent public property to offer labor or services in exchange for compensation. Jailed for up to six
Without dissent, the House voted to make it a crime to use the name or picture of any deceased soldier for certain commercial purposes. It is specifically aimed at Flagstaff businessman Dan Frazier, who has been selling T-shirts over the Internet th
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Matt Leinart has taken a few too many snaps in Scottsdale. Loop 101 speed-enforcement cameras flashed Leinart's dark 2006 Chevrolet Tahoe three times during five days in March, and once in June.
SB 1152, the REAL ID Act Prohibition, has passed the Senate and passed the House Homeland Security and Property Rights Committee. BUT, Rep. Robson has NOT put it on the Rules Committee agenda, killing the bill.
[Because you just can't have enough prohibition and repression.] A get-tough DUI bill got even tougher when a state lawmaker amendment that all convicted drunken drivers have their cars equipped with breath-testing machines that prevent vehicles
Gov. Janet Napolitano wants $14 million to start planning a new half-billion-dollar Capitol complex in time for the state’s 2012 centennial. The funds are part of $40 million in the governor’s budget request this year for projects in the Ca
The next few weeks we will produce hundreds of signs in anticipation of events over the next few months. The WLA Wokshop will close at the end of April. We are making plans and scheduling production this Thursday night. Now is the time for input.
"Bringing Stossel into Arizona's Classrooms"
The Arizona Secretary of State's Office yanked Internet access to documents containing the Social Security numbers of Arizonans just hours after a privacy rights activist told officials they were "spoon-feeding criminals."
Susan Gerard, the director for the Arizona Department of Health Services, said she personally contacted the governor’s co-chief of staff Alan Stephens on Feb. 9 – the same day state health workers performed a routine audit of the health care facility
Two Hopi villages and their wells lie in the path of a radioactive plume of water. A plume of radioactive water is moving toward two Hopi villages, threatening to contaminate wells and spring-fed drinking water for about 1,000 residents.
State senators are balking at legislation that would let police [steal] a vehicle if anyone inside had an open can of beer. Rep. Russell Pearce, R-Mesa, said his proposal is designed to ensure the most dangerous motorists don’t get behind the wheel f
An investigation by the network determined that it was a single person who inserted the sexually explicit content into regular programming on KPPX (Channel 51). The employee could face further legal action, she added.
The Skywalk, a horseshoe-shaped observation deck extending 70 feet over the western lip of the vast natural chasm allows tourists to peer straight down a dizzying 4,000 feet to the canyon floor below through thick reinforced glass.
A lunch event featuring Kent Greenfield, Professor of Law, Boston College Law School, and Author, The Failure of Corporate Law: Fundamental Flaws and Progressive Possibilities. Osborn Maledon, the Phoenix Plaza, 2929 North Central Avenue, 21st Fl. Lu
SB1152 (REAL ID Act prohibition) - SB1433 (Arizona Statehood Centennial commission) - SB1623 (Elections; manual audit revisions) - SCM1002 (Opposing the North American Union) - SB1300 (Opt of of 'No Child Left Behind' for schools that don
Gov. Janet Napolitano's recent statements supporting military operations in Iraq and saying she has no plans to call for a troop withdrawal are drawing criticism from members of her own Democratic Party who've lost patience with the war. N
Fourth Anniversary of Iraq War Protest 11:30 a.m. Gather at the office of Senator Jon Kyl, 2200 East Camelback Road, Phoenix, as we present our petition of grievances to Senator Kyl. 2:30 p.m. March from Senator Kyl's office to the office of
Many have asked me for the address of the Western Libertarian Alliance workshop...
Ernie will be at the sign making warehouse Saturday at 10 a.m. He is planning on working until 10 p.m. I am going to make sure he is not alone.
It’s not just paranoia. You are being watched. The period following Sept. 11, 2001, has been a technological Renaissance Era for agencies and companies that monitor, track and record the activities of everyday people. By comparison, the legal syst
County officials who are responsible for maintaining area emergency-response plans in Arizona aren't willing to share that information with the public even though it's required by federal law. And even when they are willing, actually finding
The Arizona Senate voted to create a new volunteer state military force, a step which the sponsor says is needed because the National Guard could be unavailable for in-state emergencies under a new federal law. Create the Homeland Security Force that
The Arizona Senate voted Thursday to prohibit the state from implementing a federal law requiring states to comply with security guidelines for driver licenses and state-issued identification cards. The Senate's 23-5 vote today sends the bill (SB
Police in Arizona arrested a former U.S. Navy sailor on charges of spying and providing material support to terrorists, authorities said. The US Attorney's office in Connecticut said Hassan Abujihaad, formerly known as Paul Hall, 31, was arreste
Charlton was investigating politically sensitive issues just before last fall's elections. Prosecutors were investigating a land deal by Rep. Rick Renzi, R-AZ, and a camping trip led by former Rep. Jim Kolbe, R-AZ, that included teenage House pag
Big lenders and Wall Street investors are going after Arizona mortgage brokers, appraisers, real estate agents, title firms and home buyers for fraud. Dozens of civil lawsuits alleging the gamut of mortgage fraud, from cash-back deals to lying abo
An unprecedented court hearing on the shortage of death penalty attorneys is now closed to the public. Judge James Keppel changed the public session to a closed-door settlement conference at the request of the County Attorney and other county
