By: Amy Gleich Cronkite News PHOENIX – While Gov. Jan Brewer has restored welfare payments to families whose checks were hung up by the federal government shutdown, she warned Tuesday that a larger crisis looms if the stalemate drags on.
By Chad Garland Cronkite News WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court Tuesday let stand an injunction against an Arizona law that would have made it a crime to harbor, shield, conceal or transport immigrants here illegally. A three-judge panel
By Pei Li Cronkite News WASHINGTON – Arizona Rep. Raul Grijalva was arrested Tuesday with nearly 200 other protesters outside the Capitol after a daylong rally to demand congressional action on comprehensive immigration reform. The Tucson Democrat was one of
By: Cindy G. Castillo A graduate from El Centro de Capacitaciones Cinematografica in Mexico City, Film Director Sebastian Del Amo presented his film, The Fantastic World of Juan Orol, at the 13th Annual Scottsdale International Film Festival. As part of
By: Cindy G. Castillo October 5, 2013 – The grand finale of Phoenix Fashion Week took place this Saturday, October 5. Fashionistas gathered at the Talking Stick Resort Hotel and Casino in Scottsdale, Arizona for the final night of Established
Por Ulises Ortez Todo está listo para el gran partido de este viernes entre las escuadras de México contra Panamá. Este juego tiene un sabor interesante por lo que significa, los dos equipos tienen la posibilidad de buscar un repechaje
By: Taylor Pineda Mercedes Gonzalez is the epitome of a powerful, driven, working Latina. Her insight on the Latin consumer and knowledge of stimulating small businesses led to her presentation on a real perspective on the fashion industry. Born and
A large chunk of the furloughed federal work force is headed back to the Pentagon, and those who remain at home or are working without paychecks are a step closer to getting back pay once the partial government shutdown ends.
By Elisa Cordova Cronkite New PHOENIX – When someone in Yavapai, Pinal, Graham or Greenlee counties wants to dispose of unused prescription drugs, he or she can dump them in boxes at many police and fire stations. Advocates say the
By Mary Shinn, Daniel Moore and Steven Rich While veterans waited longer than ever in recent years for their wartime disability compensation, the Department of Veterans Affairs gave its workers millions of dollars in bonuses for “excellent” performances that effectively
