A DPS - Redflex photo radar van was recently spotted at Redflex HQ with extensive rear end damage. A crew was on site stripping the van of its fake emblems and blue stripes. Local media amazingly silent!
“Even though Arizona is a secondary law state for seat-belt usage, law enforcement officers will be taking a zero tolerance approach on drivers who are in violation of state law,”
41 States have a cumulative mid-2010 budget shorfall of $38 billion, or 7% of their total budgets. 2011 is set to be much worse, with $103 billion in deficits — 17% of the total budgets — across 42 states
Today I
attended a budget meeting for us the Citizens of Phoenix in our State of
Arizona. The meeting was held at South Mountain Community College located at
7050 S 24Th st between 6PM and 8:30PM. I spoke during public comment a
In this video, James David Manning, PhD speaks about how half of the Arizona Legislature wants Barack Hussein "Long Legged Mack Daddy" Obama to show his birth certificate to state officials if he runs for re-election...
This is how it all starts. One person inspires another to act. Please consider the following Email from a reader in Phoenix. Won't Be Bullied In Phoenix
Alan who lives in Phoenix was inspired too. Alan Writes ...
Documents in John Stuart's civil rights suit against his prosecutor and judge, with others, as well as a new murder trial court hearing date this Friday.
The same week that Phoenix leaders imposed a 2 percent food tax to prevent layoffs and painful cuts to city services, City Council members agreed to spend $6 million to buy a vacant motel so Arizona State University can expand its downtown campus.
A growing trend among homeowners with upside-down mortgages is simply walking away from their homes without even trying to get a loan modification, according to local mortgage brokers.
Residential property values fell an average of 15.2 percent in 2009, according to the latest report from the Maricopa County Assessor's Office. Values fell 23 percent in 2008, following a 13 percent drop in 2007.
So this is why Phx want a sales tax increase. To pay for lawyer fees and tax breaks???!!!...City originally refused to hand over records related to the Wyndham Hotel deal
"For the lodging business, 2009 was the worst downturn in our lifetimes," Frits van Paasschen, chief executive officer of lodging giant Starwood Hotels and Resorts, said last week.
"J.D. Hayworth, the challenger, needs to explain why he lost his House seat, OK?" Norquist told Broomhead. Rep. Harry Mitchell, D-Ariz., ousted the six-term Hayworth in 2006. "If you can't get yourself re-elected to your House seat, what do you bring
We can't balance our budget. We can't pay our debts. We can't even get budget legislation brought up for a vote. But we can sure raise taxes, er, fees on the public for da Cubs.
A controversial real-estate investor sold Glendale, Arizona a piece of land for $6.6 million on the same day he bought it for about $5.5 million. The land, which the city previously leased for a youth-sports complex and overflow parking near the
;-D [We can't wait!!!!] Phoenix has been named 1 of 4 finalists for the 2012 Republican National Convention. Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon says political conventions are big business and the hard work will now begin as Phoenix prepares for
A Phoenix real-estate broker filled a vacancy on the City Council, and ever since, he's championed moving the planned Loop 202 extension south, from Ahwatukee Foothills to the Gila River Reservation. His development deals along the freeway blur
The trial was supposed to start the first of next month, but of course it feels like deja vu all over again as the mobius loop laps itself for the ___ time. The supposedly final hearing was held this past Monday and well, you can read for yourself:
Arizona Supreme Court filing on Jan. 8, does not mention the company — Scottsdale-based Redflex — or Quarles & Brady, the law firm Redflex paid to write the document. It only mentions John Wintersteen, ex-police chief for Paradise Valley
US District Court Judge Susan Bolton granted injunctive relief to the Arizona Green Party permitting the party to use out-of-state circulators for its petition to get itself on the ballot, and extends the deadline from February 25 to March 11.
A U.S. District Court judge today could change the way Arizona candidates run for election.
Final oral arguments on the constitutionality of the Clean Elections system is scheduled before Judge Roslyn Silver this afternoon. But on Thursday, she re
While we want to believe Shadegg is content with the damage he has done and will just go away, one just can't shake the lurking doom that McCain will annoint him as his successor.
Maricopa Co. Board of Supervisors resolved to establish financial disclosure rules for county officials, partly to comply with a judge's order. In fact, the Board has voted to do so already - in 1974, 1984 and 1994 - but never did so in a manner that
Hendershott's response was exactly the note one would expect from Arpaio. Naturally, he maligns Polk as having tried to "tank the case" she was working on because she's part of the conspiracy against Arpaio. And so, Yavapai County Attorney Polk joi
Since agents had neither probable cause nor consent in this case, the search of Mz. Cooper and her vehicle were illegal. Additionally, its unlikely the stop itself was legal since conducting a lawful u-turn along a public highway does not constitute
Controversial Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County, Ariz., is no stranger to hardball tactics, so he probably isn't fazed by being on the receiving end of rough politics. Still, that doesn't excuse the Obama administration's apparent ideological ven