Brian Lopez runs for Somerton City Council
His platform focuses on improving city infrastructure, increasing transparency and supporting local businesses.
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His platform focuses on improving city infrastructure, increasing transparency and supporting local businesses.
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Guzmán said her platform is focused on supporting students’ development, helping teachers and school employees feel happy and valued at work, and continuing to serve her community.
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According to her office, Rep. Grijalva and the AWC students are discussing higher education and college affordability.
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Rep. Adelita Grijalva (D-Ariz.) is visiting South Yuma County Tuesday ahead of the November 3 election.
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes held a listening session Sunday morning at The Lemon Grove in Yuma.
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Republican Daniel Butierez said he wants to bring more jobs to Southern Arizona and work on changes to immigration policy as he runs for Congress.
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They once again blamed Rep. Biggs, who is running for governor of Arizona, for the gas price hikes and tariffs that are impacting the Arizona economy, including Yuma County.
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He addressed the state’s main issues, and how he’ll include Yuma in his agenda if he’s elected as Arizona’s next governor.
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“Scalped” is how Imperial County District 5 Supervisor John Hawk said he felt after meeting with Quechan tribal members. The comment came after tribal members voiced their concerns over the lack of work being done on the Picacho Bridge.
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In the letter, candidate John LeSueur said the political action committee (PAC), State + Local Election Alliance, funded $50,000 in favor of his opponent, Jorge Lozano, for a digital advertisement on social media.
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During the City Council meeting Wednesday night, the council proclaimed October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Yuma.
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Proposition 39 would require voters casting a ballot to show a government-issued ID. It would also add ID number requirements for mail-in ballots.
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From local services to future growth, the decisions made at the ballot box can help shape what Yuma County looks like in the years ahead. Prop 435 is one of the measures voters are being asked to consider.
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If elected, Snyder says he wants to eliminate state taxes for educators and expand access to mental health services through Medicaid.
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Backed by nearly four decades of hands-on experience in public education, Edward Singh said he’s ready for this next chapter as he runs for the Central Union High School District Board of Trustees.
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The governor said she’s committed to getting Proposition 123 renewed, bringing funds into our public schools, doing more for affordable housing, and focusing on water issues, getting water to rural communities.
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Arroyo said her platform is focused on serving the community, listening to families, and ensuring that decisions are made with students’ best interests in mind.
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The City of Yuma will have two propositions for residents to vote on for the November 3 election: Prop 436 and Prop 437.
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Kelly spoke about some of the legislation he’s been working on, including addressing housing affordability and rising cost of living.
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According to his office, Sen. Kelly met with students and recognized their recent accomplishment of being named one of the Top 10 schools in the world in T4 Education’s World’s Best School Prizes.
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