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Judge: Gov. Hobbs acted illegally in naming deputy directors to run state agencies - Vimarsana News

Judge: Gov. Hobbs acted illegally in naming deputy directors to run state agencies

PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs acted illegally in naming 13 individuals as deputy directors to run state agencies after the Senate would not confirm her picks, Maricopa County Superior Court

Judge rules Hobbs broke law with agency appointments - Vimarsana News

Judge rules Hobbs broke law with agency appointments

PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs acted illegally in naming 13 individuals as deputy directors to run state agencies after the Senate would not confirm her picks, Maricopa County Superior Court

Home building on an uptick in Tucson as prices remain high - Vimarsana News

Home building on an uptick in Tucson as prices remain high

For Star subscribers: The average new home price in the Tucson area — over $430,000 — is holding steady and not soaring as prices are in some markets.

Source: tucson.com
Arizona launches financial assistance program for 1st-time homebuyers - Vimarsana News

Arizona launches financial assistance program for 1st-time homebuyers

Gov. Katie Hobbs announced the launch of a new program to provide financial assistance to first-time homebuyers. The Arizona is Home program will help qualified first-time buyers by providing down payment assistance and mortgage interest rate relief using $10 million from the state’s Housing Trust Fund and $3 million in federal COVID-19 relief. Hobbs said that is enough to

Source: kjzz.org
Phoenix's downtown homeless shelter is short $1.5M. Could The Zone come back? - Vimarsana News

Phoenix's downtown homeless shelter is short $1.5M. Could The Zone come back?

Central Arizona Shelter Services said no more state funding could put an end to 24-hour services, pushing hundreds back on to the streets.

Source: yahoo.com