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A City Council subcommittee voted unanimously to recommend the rezoning of three at-risk mobile home parks to prevent land owners from displacing residents and using the land for other developments.

The university bought the land for $3.4 million in 2016, intending to use it for future campus expansion. But residents of the 4.7-acre, 61-space mobile home park say they weren’t officially told they’d have to leave until last year.

Arizona is ranked among the five worst states for affordable housing, with homelessness in recent years outstripping national rates.

Maricopa County supervisors met this week in an executive session to discuss Scottsdale’s proposed agreement to provide water to the community, now without a reliable water source for nearly two months.

Opponents of the bill, which has been criticized for equating gender fluidity to pedophilia, say it would fix a problem that doesn’t exist.

Total Arizona marijuana sales in 2022 mirrored the total from 2021, the first year of the legal adult use market, but the paths that each year reached $1.4 billion in sales were strikingly different.

Drag artists who perform in front of children would be forced to register as sex offenders and face a minimum of 10 years in prison, under the latest measure Arizona Republicans.

House Speaker McCarthy and a handful of Republican freshmen traveled to the Mexico border where they blamed the Biden administration for the fentanyl crisis.

More than 80% of voters across eight Western states support the “30×30” goal backed by environmental groups to enact protections for at least 30% of U.S. lands and waters by 2030, according to an annual Colorado College survey.

A Republican bill supported by Democratic Secretary of State Adrian Fontes that would make ballot images a public record cleared its first hurdle Wednesday, despite concerns from Democrats about privacy issues.