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Ex-Phoenix Cop Paul Penzone Running Against Arpaio Again

Ex-Phoenix Cop Paul Penzone Running Against Arpaio Again

By Lorin McLain Maricopa County voters can expect another contentious campaign season in the race for sheriff. Retired Phoenix police officer Paul Penzone is going to make another attempted run to unseat Joe Arpaio in the next election. In 2012,

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Arizona Gives Day 2016 Breaks Donation Records

Arizona Gives Day 2016 Breaks Donation Records

Arizona Gives Day is a grassroots, statewide day of giving that invited Arizonans to donate to their favorite causes during a 24-hour period on April 5, 2016. So far, this year’s Gives Day raised a record-breaking $2.6 million for nonprofits

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Four-Day ‘Guerrerofest’ in Phoenix Pays Tribute to Dan and Lalo Guerrero

Four-Day ‘Guerrerofest’ in Phoenix Pays Tribute to Dan and Lalo Guerrero

(Phoenix, AZ)  —  The life’s work of legendary Arizona-born musician-composer Lalo Guerrero and his son, Dan Guerrero, will be the focus of the Guerrerofest weekend of events starting Thursday in Phoenix. Four days of events commemorate the 100th birthday of Lalo Guerrero, who

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Maricopa County Fair Now Open at the Arizona State Fairgrounds

Maricopa County Fair Now Open at the Arizona State Fairgrounds

Come one, come all, to the Maricopa County Fair! If you don’t want to wait until the State Fair in the fall, then be sure to make an appearance the County Fair this weekend. With carnival rides, fair food (nothing

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Arizonans Pay Less Taxes Than the Average American, Report Says

Arizonans Pay Less Taxes Than the Average American, Report Says

Think you have it bad when it comes to taxes? Well as it turns out, Arizona actually fares better than the rest of the country. The Arizona Republic shares a new report by the Tax Foundation, which pinpoints the fact

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Study: Arizona’s Gender Wage Gap Costs the State’s Women Nearly $6 Billion Per Year

Study: Arizona’s Gender Wage Gap Costs the State’s Women Nearly $6 Billion Per Year

(Washington, DC) – On average, Arizona women employed full time, year round are paid just 84 cents for every dollar paid to men – a yearly pay gap of $7,029. That means, in total, women in Arizona lose nearly $6 billion every year,

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Street Food Cinema Presents: ‘The Princess Bride’ this Saturday, April 16th

Street Food Cinema Presents: ‘The Princess Bride’ this Saturday, April 16th

The perfect movie, is there such a thing? Some might say it’s inconceivable, but fans of The Princess Bride may protest. The perfect film, with food trucks you say? Now we’re talking. Brought to you by Street Food Cinema, this

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USA Swimming Foundation’s ‘Make a Splash’ Stresses the Importance of Water Safety in Phoenix

USA Swimming Foundation’s ‘Make a Splash’ Stresses the Importance of Water Safety in Phoenix

By: Peter Cheng Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com USA Swimming Foundation’s “Make a Splash” tour washed up at the Salvation Army Kroc Center in south Phoenix today to spread awareness about water safety and the importance of swimming lessons for children.

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‘Busco Novio Para mi Mujer’ Available on DVD/Digital HD June 7th

‘Busco Novio Para mi Mujer’ Available on DVD/Digital HD June 7th

An unhappy marriage goes from bad to hilariously worse when Busco Novio Para Mi Mujer arrives on DVD (plus Digital) and Digital HD on June 7. Feeling that he has been victimized, a disgruntled husband devises a scheme that will

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6 Delicious and Inventive Ways Phoenix Does Nachos

6 Delicious and Inventive Ways Phoenix Does Nachos

By: Brian Garrido Nachos are not just a convenience food served at a twenty-four, seven day a week store, with stale chips and slathered in a gooey orange “cheese” sauce. Rather, the Tex-Mex dish has a real history, starting with

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