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AZ Senate panel to consider ethics complaint
- The state Senate Ethics Committee's chairman has declined to summarily dismiss a complaint against another senator and instead will have the full committee decide whether to investigate the matter or drop it.
Arizona's local governments face crime lab fees
- Local governments across Arizona face new fees that add up to big dollars to get crime-scene evidence examined by state Department of Public Safety labs.
AZ senator objects to ethics complaint
- The state Senate Ethics Committee's chairman has declined to summarily dismiss a complaint against another senator and instead will have the full committee decide whether to investigate the matter or drop it.
New fees for crime lab work draws concern
- A new Arizona budget requirement that local governments pay new fees to use the state crime labs is drawing concern.
Ethics complaint filed against AZ legislator
- An Arizona legislator's ethics complaint accuses a fellow senator of disregarding Senate rules by conspiring to cut off debate to help speed a vote on a proposed constitutional amendment against same-sex marriage.
AZ photo enforcement 'masking' draws criticism
- Motorists speeding on Arizona highways face the prospect of getting citations generated from photo enforcement cameras starting as soon as September, now that a company has been picked a company to run the statewide system.
AZ aide says use of Starr in appeal still on track
- The Arizona Legislature still plans to use former Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr for a U.S. Supreme Court appeal despite uncertainty about how much it will cost and where the money is coming from, a legislative spokesman said Friday.
100 speed enforcement cameras set for AZ highways
- The Arizona Department of Public Safety announced Thursday it is awarding a groundbreaking contract to Scottsdale-based Redflex Traffic Systems for operation of 100 photo speed enforcement cameras on state highways.
AZ lawmakers' use of Starr in ELL case hits snag
- Republican legislative leaders want former Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr to handle a U.S. Supreme Court appeal in a legal battle of adequacy of Arizona's instruction of students learning English but there's been a snag.