Sarah Brown, director of Gov. Katie Hobbs' Office of Strategic Planning and Budgeting, said her last day would be Feb. 12.
Katie Hobbs brought her vow to try to restore “our Arizona Promise ... losing her home in the Great Recession and taking a second job as an Uber driver to buy Christmas gifts for her kids. While she deferred giving many fiscal details pending the ...
Katie Hobbs brought her vow to try to restore ... the Great Recession and taking a second job as an Uber driver to buy Christmas gifts for her kids. While she deferred giving many fiscal ...
Hobbs did not nominate her past pick to lead the Department of Economic Security, Angie Rodgers, who has led the agency for about two years. Instead, Hobbs nominated former director Michael Wisehart to return to the role. The Governor's Office was tight-lipped about the change.
Hobbs makes first Supreme Court pick
Hobbs is first Democrat in 20 years to appoint justice to Arizona Supreme Court
Gov. Katie Hobbs (D-AZ) appointed a new justice to serve on the Arizona Supreme Court, marking the first time a Democratic administration has been given the chance to influence the state’s high court in two decades.
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Hobbs appoints new AZ Supreme Court judge
Gov. Katie Hobbs brought her vow to try to restore "our Arizona Promise" to the East Valley on Jan. 14, telling several hundred business and government leaders her plan to do that in the face of a Legislature that likely will disagree with a good number of her proposals.
The media reacted as if the ex-recorder won his defamation suit against Lake. The facts suggest it was at best a draw.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is facing what might be the toughest reelection fight for any Democrat in the nation next year. Hobbs won her 2024 race largely because her name was Katie Hobbs and not ...
Katie Hobbs was seeking $7 million to aid their efforts. That mood quickly shifted to excitement. “If that money comes to us … that will allow us to move forward,” said James Watson ...
The citizenship tracking issue, pertains to how the state's Motor Vehicle Division provided information to the state's voter registration database.
It's unclear how the district in Phoenix will cover costs like payroll after Maricopa County Treasurer's Office declined to continue fronting money.
Arizona officials acknowledged that a fraud scheme targeting Indigenous people with addictions cost taxpayers $2.5 billion. But they haven’t accounted publicly for the number of deaths tied to the scheme.
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