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10/02/2025
Transgender individuals born in Arizona are entitled to get an amended birth certificate without first having to undergo a s*x change operation.
Transgender individuals born in Arizona are entitled to get an amended birth certificate without first having to undergo a s*x change operation.
10/02/2025
A week after her decisive win in an Arizona special election, Adelita Grijalva arrived at the U.S. Capitol, where her father had served for decades.
A week after her decisive win in an Arizona special election for the U.S. House, Democrat Adelita Grijalva has yet to take office.
10/02/2025
Join us for a timely discussion on fleet modernization, featuring new research that shows how state and local governments can save millions of dollars over the next decade by replacing retiring fleet vehicles with EVs. https://bit.ly/FleetModernization
10/01/2025
Arizona has implemented the final elements of its “Next Generation 911” system, designed to ensure that cell phone users have as much access to the emergency system as those calling from homes or offices.
Arizona has implemented the final elements of its "Next Generation 911" system, designed to ensure that cell phone users have as much access to the emergency system as possible.
10/01/2025
On Sept. 30, U.S. Rep. David Schweikert said he wants to be Arizona’s next governor, shaking up what was already expected to be a contentious race among Republicans who want to try to unseat incumbent Democrat Katie Hobbs.
On Sept. 30, U.S. Rep. David Schweikert said he wants to be Arizona's next governor, shaking up what was already expected to be a contentious race.
09/30/2025
U.S. Rep. David Schweikert is officially jumping into the Republican primary for governor, opening up a barrage of political attacks from both sides of the aisle and a competitive congressional seat in northeast Phoenix.
U.S. Rep. David Schweikert is officially jumping into the Republican primary for governor, opening up a barrage of political attacks from both sides of the aisle.
09/30/2025
Republican legislative leaders are entitled to challenge a voter-approved measure designed to shine a light on “dark money” in Arizona politics, the state Supreme Court ruled.
Republican legislative leaders are now entitled to challenge a voter-approved measure designed to shine a light on "dark money'' in Arizona politics.
09/30/2025
Courts across Arizona have wiped nearly $40 million in outstanding fees from juveniles’ records to comply with a new state law. Now, proponents of the measure and the state judicial system are celebrating the move as a step in the right direction to protect juveniles, and their families, from burdensome criminal fines.
Courts across Arizona have wiped nearly $40 million in outstanding fees from juveniles’ records to comply with a new state law.
09/30/2025
These inspiring leaders come from diverse fields and backgrounds, but they all share a passion for making a difference. We are thrilled to celebrate their accomplishments and share their stories. https://t.co/70OVkednyv
09/30/2025
Reyna Montoya has lived many lives. As a high school teacher, she learned how educational policies could intimately impact the lives of students. As a DACA recipient, she advocated for equal tuition for undocumented students in Arizona, landing her in Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list in 2018 and leading her to receive the ATHENA Young Professional award.
By teaching, lobbying and raising awareness, Reyna Montoya, the CEO and founder of Aliento, works hard for Arizona's undocumented students.
09/30/2025
Despite approval from the state Department of Education, Arizona Treasurer Kimberly Yee rejected a school district’s request for a $3 million cash advance to offset a deficit, alleging potential mismanagement and future financial instability.
Arizona Treasurer Kimberly Yee rejected a school district’s request for a $3 million cash advance to offset a deficit, alleging potential mismanagement.
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The Arizona Capitol Times is known among Arizona politicos as the leading source of political news from the state Capitol and beyond. We highlight the most important issues of the moment, from a non-partisan and well-researched perspective that is critical to our readers.
Simply put, we are the nexus between state government and the public. And we are focused on our niche; if it doesn’t impact politics in Arizona, we don’t cover it. Our coverage influences policy, defines important issues and connects the various communities that make up state government.
Arizona News Service is a multi-faceted Capitol news service that produces Arizona Capitol Times, Legislation On-Line Arizona (LOLA), Arizona Legislative Report, The Yellow Sheet Report, azlobbyists.com, Citizen Government Guide, Government Resource Directory, Book of Lobbyists, The Guide to the Legislature (The Green Book) and a host of other special publications and focus issues for the legislative, business and legal communities.
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