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Arizona again will be in the national spotlight regarding illegal immigration when the U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments on whether the state can punish employers who knowingly hire undocumented workers. At issue is the 2007 Legal Arizona Workers Ac
The latest case of TSA tyranny to hit the headlines comes in the form of a young mother who was subjected to enhanced groping and then shut inside a screening box for almost an hour by agents after she refused to allow them to put her breast milk thr
A man that authorities say is suspected of being a graffiti vandal who tagged more than 300 sites around Phoenix over a 20-month period has been sentenced to one year in prison. The Maricopa County Superior Court says 27-year-old Joel Delgado was als
Nearly $200,000 is missing from a fire union's political fund, leading to an investigation by the Pinal County Attorney's Office. ...the audit uncovered about $133,000 in checks written to John Holland, a Glendale fire captain and the chapter's presi
Phoenix police are investigating allegations of embezzlement tied to a campaign account of former City Councilman Greg Stanton. Stanton, now deputy state attorney general, said he reported more than $75,000 missing from the account to police
At my home and at the Freedoms Phoenix Workshop... the Clipboard Brigade is a'commin.
Arizona cities are preparing for a fight over the money they receive annually from the state, but it’s not entirely clear if Republican lawmakers are even planning on tinkering with the nearly 40-year-old program that sends hundreds of millions of do
The fire sale is spread around the country, with a hotspots in California, Texas, and Arizona taking up the majority of the list.
Phoenix Arizona Demonstrators gather outside the "security checkpoints" to distribute information about the dangers of the Radiation screening as well as the groping procedures implemented by the TSA, otherwise known as the toothpaste Stealing Agents
The news does a spot on Chris AR-15 and flashes back to when he carried the AR-15 and 45 to the Rally in Downtown Phoenix when the De Facto Usurper President Obama came to town. In the Clip they show Morpheus with his Obama Mask on and the child in
PARADISE VALLEY, Ariz. -- Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio launched his 18th consecutive holiday patrol led by posse members Friday afternoon at the Paradise Valley Mall despite being told by the Phoenix Metro Center shopping complex not to come ba
Sen. Jack Harper, a Republican from Surprise, said he plans to introduce legislation next year that would create a government-sanctioned militia that would be allowed to patrol the border to observe illegal activity and report it to enforcement autho
PHOENIX - Arizona's tax man is moving on.
Building 561 is a secure two-story brick structure with an interior wrapped in copper sheathing that can block the most powerful transmissions of communications devices. The relic from the Cold War is the most secure facility in what was formerly
Todd gets out his sign which says "Love one another" and "We need each other" on the corner of Central and Indian School.
This story was buried on the Arizona Republic's website today: There were 4,695 existing-home sales recorded in October, the report said, down from 6,140 sales in October 2009.
Quartzsite medical card holders need not fear Police Chief Jeff Gilbert and a felony arrest
Was researching the board members of Infragard's Az. chapter just for the hell of it, to see who it is that working so closely with the FBI as "civilian" liazons with commercial industry.
Phoenix's controversial $97.4 million development deal with CityNorth may never be executed, a top city official says. Deputy City Manager David Krietor, who took part in negotiations for the agreement, said last week that it is unlikely that any
There was a move in 2002 when Jane Dee Hull was Arizona's governor to raise her $95,000 salary because it was among the lowest of the nation's governors. The raise never materialized. But thanks to a generous pension system for Arizona's elected offi
2 people were arrested and more than a hundred protesters were separated by police in downtown Phoenix. The riot happened when the National Socialist Movement began its march in support of Arizona’s controversial immigration law. (VIDEO)
Chandler's new City Hall comes with some features that have municipal workers and visitors scratching their heads. Like the restroom signs that tell people not to drink out of the urinals and toilets.
As state and local governments are slashing budgets, Arizonans are propping up public-pension systems that allow civil servants to retire in their 50s, receive annuities exceeding $100,000 a year, and collect pensions while staying on the same job,
Arizona appears on the verge of finally getting a law that will allow patients to obtain marijuana legally. Figures released late Friday show Proposition 203 ahead by 4,421 votes out of more than 1.6 million cast. Maricopa County Recorder Helen
A hidden computer database recently discovered in the course of a racial profiling investigation shows Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio misspent up to $80 million in funds intended for jail operations, according to Maricopa County supervisors...
Phoenix, Arizona has the second worst housing market in the nation with over 68 percent of single family homeowners now underwater on their first mortgage.
Contrary to what you may have heard or seen on bogus orange “citations” last week, there won’t be any Green Police. No one will be snooping through Cindy Bonomolo’s trash to check for feminine products or if she had a “good time” the night before.
Judge Curley the head BK judge in Arizona just ruled minutes ago that the Bank of New York Mellon must produce the custodial records in their vault in a case against an Arizona homeowner, thereby producing the note and all other docs.
Jordan Decker worked too hard, both inside and outside of the ring, to come away from the World Kickboxing Association world championships without a title.
Tea Party organizations are turning their focus to local issues lately, with a group in Fountain Hills, Ariz. rallying against what it views as a pernicious change in the way that trash is collected in the community. - Huffington Post
