Lawmakers are cracking down on deed fraud scams with a new law set soon to take effect.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed Senate Bill 1479 into law on April 9. The law combats title and deed fraud and additional safeguards...
Kolodin, Swoboda debate election integrity, voter rolls
Arizona Secretary of State Republican candidates, Arizona State Rep. Alexander Kolodin and Gina Swoboda, the former chairwoman of the Arizona Republican Party for the last two years, made their pitches to their party's voters during a Yavapai County...
On Tuesday, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled in Planned Parenthood v. Mayes and Hazelrigg that a statute drafted in 1864, some 148 years before Arizona became a state, was still in effect and threatens to jail for two to...
Sedona will soon see a new judge on the dais presiding over the magistrate court.
The city announced recently that Magistrate Judge Lisa Parsons is stepping down from the bench after being appointed to that position in March 2020.
Parsons was...
For the past few months, those entering the magisÂtrate court at city hall have experienced something new — a metal detector.
And not just a metal detector but a security guard as well.
The court installed a walk-through metal detector and...
Staff and students present trophies to top players and say goodbye to departing staffers at spring banquet
The Sedona Red...
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