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In Pinal County, the sheriff’s race will now be between Maricopa resident Democrat Kevin Taylo, Republican incumbent Paul Babeu, of San Tan Valley, and...

Make sure your vote is counted. Maricopa voters who haven’t mailed in their ballots for the mayoral and city council primary can deliver...

Mayoral candidate Carl Diedrich will stay on the ballot for the upcoming municipal elections, Pinal County Superior Court Judge Gilberto Figueroa ruled Tuesday.“I feel...

Two candidates for mayor and four for city council will be on the ballot for the city elections this spring.The term for mayor is...

Geoff Goddard resigned on Nov. 21 from the Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board, creating a vacant seat on the board.Until an election for...

The voters of Maricopa Unified School District will be asked to Tuesday to authorize a maintenance and operations budget override to exceed the otherwise...

Polls open at 6 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. For poll locations, click here.To find out at which precinct to vote, click here and enter your...

Individuals who have announced their intentions for public office must go through a process that includes collecting signatures and completing a nomination packet.To be...

Welcome to October. The month is replete with notable events such as Name Your Car Day (Oct. 2), Sweetest Day and National Grouch Day...

As of yesterday, three people have applied for the vacant seat on the Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board.A seat became vacant when Board...

Earlier this month, Carrie Vargas stepped down from the Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board creating a vacant seat on the board.Until an election...

Local business owner Joe Hoover announced today he will run for mayor of Maricopa. The election will be held in the spring of 2012.Hoover...

When the 36th Annual Pinal-Gila Senior Craft & Wellness Fair kicks off this Saturday, March 26, at 9 a.m., a modern twist to a classic Pinal County event will bring multiple generations to Central Arizona College's Signal Peak Campus.  

Here we are - once again ready (?) to face a new year, armed with resolution(s) and cautious optimism about the local economy, the high school football team's chances of a title, new jobs locating in Pinal County and even more new jobs in Pinal County. 

 

 

This Tuesday Maricopans and others across the state will head to the polls to pick the candidates they want to face off for offices...

This week we are examining the three Democrats squaring off for two Democratic nominations in the battle for two seats in the Arizona Legislative District 23 House of Representatives.  

Ernest Bustamante has announced that he will seek re-election to the Arizona House of Representatives in Legislative District 23, which covers most of Pinal County and parts of Gila and Maricopa counties.

What does this have to do with Independence Day? Our Founding Fathers and the people fought against political tyranny - a government ignoring its own laws and taxing its own citizens without due process.

In November 2008, voters approved a nearly $100 million bond package that would build new college campuses in Maricopa and the heart of the San Tan area. The president of Central Arizona College, Dennis Jenkins took the time to answer the following questions regarding that future campus and the current state of Central Arizona College in Maricopa.

 If the unofficial results hold, Anthony Smith will continue to lead Maricopa as mayor. Smith received 1,287 votes, or about 58 percent of the 2,183 votes cast. Challenger Ken Hunt finished second with 636 votes and Leon Potter had 243 votes.

Maricopa's Primary Election is tomorrow, March 9. This year Maricopa has a total of seven precincts, and two of them are new polling places.

The first round of campaign finance reports is out, and two incumbents lead in funds raised.

How do we select community leaders?

Eleven candidates sat collectively in the hot seat on a chilly Saturday night at the University of Arizona Agricultural Center.

Nestled in the Haley Hills, surrounded by majestic Saguaro cacti, countless native desert plants and wildlife, is the newly-opened Coyote Trail Bed and Breakfast.

All 88 precincts in Pinal County had reported by 11:15 p.m. on Election Day. The unofficial, tabulated results included 39,645 early ballots.

When the voters indicate they are ready for a change on Nov. 4, not only will I correct the highly flawed assessment system in Pinal County, I will work with the state senators and legislators to change the convoluted laws where they are enacted, at the capitol.

Pinal Counties Legislative District 23 deserves Andre Campos as our State Senator and Frank Pratt and John Fillmore as our State Representatives. Please join me in casting our votes for them.