A bill in Arizona aims to safeguard Arizona's historic areas from the impact of new and dense housing developments.

A 125,000-square-foot industrial complex is under construction in Chandler, though no tenants have been identified.

If the city, province and other government officials should learn anything from this episode, it is that the long arm of the law shouldn’t just reach public officials, but also anyone writing the ...

The vote was unanimous. Four of the supervisors are registered Republicans. One is Democrat. The vote compels Heap to appear before the Board of Supervisors at a public hearing on Feb. 18. The next ...

A court ruling forced Maricopa County officials to cancel a public hearing to investigate allegations of voter disenfranchisement made by Recorder’s Office staff and to get to the bottom of ...

PHOENIX – Maricopa County Supervisor Kate Brophy McGee said she wants to hear directly from Recorder’s Office staffers who made allegations of voter disenfranchisement during a court hearing. “This is ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Story highlights: Maricopa Community Colleges pioneered the ...

In 1978, California voters passed Proposition 13, a state constitutional amendment known as “The People’s Initiative to Limit Property Taxation” and designed to protect older homeowners who voters ...

COOK COUNTY, Ill. (WLS) -- Following complaints of skyrocketing property tax bills in some of Chicago's poorest neighborhoods, Democratic Cook County Assessor Fritz Kaegi is in a tough race against ...

PHOENIX – The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors suggested it has the power to remove Recorder Justin Heap from office if he refuses to testify about voter disenfranchisement allegations made by his ...

Neysa Fligor is poised to win the election for Santa Clara County assessor. Courtesy Neysa Fligor Neysa Fligor, who currently serves as the Santa Clara County assistant assessor, held a strong lead ...

PHOENIX — A decades-old lawsuit that alleges inhumane treatment inside Maricopa County jails has been resurrected and will be heard by a new judge. The class-action lawsuit was first filed in 1977 and ...