AZCentral: As governor, I’m not just talking about Arizona’s problems, I’m fixing them.
Check out Katie’s new op-ed! She lays out her Arizona Promise — focusing on security, opportunity, and freedom — and highlights real action on water protection, job creation, wildfire prevention, and border security. She shares how her administration is delivering real results for Arizonans.
FOX 10: Gov. Hobbs announces bipartisan effort to secure water future for rural Arizona
Katie is leading the charge on a bipartisan effort to protect Arizona’s water with the Rural Groundwater Management Act, empowering local communities to manage declining rural basins. She’s pushing for legislative action to address this issue, and if the state legislature fails to cooperate, Katie will use her executive power to protect our state’s water future.
KJZZ: Hobbs calls on White House to improve communication on border, immigration
Katie called out the Trump administration’s lack of communication on new border policies and urged better coordination between federal and state efforts. She also reaffirmed her commitment to protecting Dreamers from deportation.
Arizona Capitol Times: Republicans, Democrats cheer Hobbs’ homeless vets proposal
Katie is taking action to support homeless veterans, proposing $5 million for the “Homes for Heroes Fund” to expand housing, counseling, and social services. Her plan has gained bipartisan support, with local lawmakers and advocates praising her commitment to veterans.
Hoodline: Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs Challenges Election Bill, Defends Voter Rights Amid Legislative Session
Katie has raised concerns about a new GOP bill attempting to redesign Arizona’s elections. The legislation would add unnecessary red tape and complicate the process for voters, and Katie made it clear that any bill infringing on Arizonans' right to vote will be vetoed.
Los Angeles Times: Arizona governor appoints first Latina and Black justice to state Supreme Court
Katie appointed Maria Elena Cruz to the Arizona Supreme Court, making her the first Latina and Black justice to serve on the state’s highest court. With over 20 years of experience, Justice Cruz boasts strong qualifications and brings a new perspective to the bench as someone who grew up in rural Arizona.
KJZZ: Hobbs visits new emergency homeless shelter for people 55 and older in Phoenix
Katie recently visited The Haven, a new emergency shelter for seniors in Phoenix. She highlighted the need for both affordable housing and support services to help people maintain stable housing. She hopes the state legislature will work across the aisle to fund similar projects and ensure security for all Arizonans.
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