by Melissa | Jun 30, 2018 | Government
Bribery trial involving Johnson Utilities, Corporation Commission in jurors’ hands by Ryan Randazzo | Arizona Republic Jurors will now decide whether $31,500 paid to a former utility regulator’s wife and a failed $350,000 real-estate deal constitute federal...
by Melissa | Jun 30, 2018 | Courts, Maricopa
Appeals court schedules oral arguments in Apex case inMaricopa Oral arguments in a lawsuit against the City of Maricopa are set to be heard by the Arizona Court of Appeals in July. Bonita Burks sued the City in May 2017 after it granted a conditional-use permit to...
by Melissa | Jun 30, 2018 | Government, Maricopa
MUSD board member not sold on employee raises by Bethany Blundell | Maricopa Monitor Maricopa Unified School District board member Patti Coutre was the lone voice at a meeting Wednesday to discuss the 2018-19 fiscal year budget. At the regular meeting, board members...
by Melissa | Jun 30, 2018 | Apache Junction, Government, San Tan Valley
Retired surveillance officer running for constable by Jake Kincaid | San Tan Sentinel Ted Gremmel, a Realtor and a retired surveillance officer, is one of two Republicans running for constable in the new Apache Junction Justice Court District 6, which includes part of...
by Melissa | Jun 30, 2018 | Government, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley
Water issues motivated Myers to run for legislature by Jake Kincaid | San Tan Sentinel Nick Myers got into politics for a very simple reason- his neighborhood in the San Tan Valley didn’t have water. Fighting and winning a bureaucratic battle in the Arizona...
