After the passage of Prop 30 in California in November, Arizona leaders launched a campaign aimed at getting California businesses to move to the Grand Canyon State.

Community Health Centers pride themselves on their ability to integrate high quality primary care services and behavioral health services. Integration of behavioral health care and physical health care involves intentional, ongoing, coordination and collaboration between all providers treating the individual.

On Thursday Senate President Andy Biggs appeared on Channel 8’s Arizona Horizon to discuss the latest update from the Capitol, including the budget, the Governor’s plan concerning Medicaid expansion, and the push for election reform. He was joined by Speaker of the House Andy Tobin.

Senator Michele Reagan appeared on Channel 8’s Arizona Horizon on Tuesday night to talk about her ideas to reform our election system. As chairman of the new Elections committee, Senator Reagan discusses her efforts concerning the transparency and efficiency of Arizona’s election system.

In a move aimed at preventing children from accidentally eating marijuana and the state’s police from falling foul of federal drug laws, a state lawmaker is proposing two pieces of legislation to tighten the state’s medical-marijuana program.

Senator Michele Reagan has introduced a bill to close several loopholes in Arizona’s recall laws. The Scottsdale Republican is working with election officials across the state on the bill.

Pro golfer Phil Mickelson brought up an important issue that many people around the nation are facing today – they are being overtaxed and essentially penalized for their success in life.

At a news conference Thursday morning Senator Kelli Ward unveiled her bill that would inform parents of all the school choice options the state has to offer. Arizona is at the forefront of school choice options, and Senator Ward’s bill would fill the “knowledge gap” that prevents families from exploring their education options.

Senator Nancy Barto Thursday received the Outstanding Legislator of the Year Award from the Arizona Rural Health Association. She earned the award for her dedication to promoting rural health in Arizona and for her service to the rural healthcare community.

PHOENIX – The large number of provisional ballots cast in November has two lawmakers so far proposing ways to address the issue.

Senator Rich Crandall appeared on Channel 8’s Arizona Horizon Tuesday night to discuss his plan for improving safety in Arizona schools.

President Barack Obama’s administration will soon make a critical decision affecting U.S. consumers, U.S. and Mexican jobs and U.S.-Mexico relations when it decides the future of the U.S.-Mexico tomatoes agreement.

On January 7th Senator Kelli Ward was honored to receive the 2012 Woman of the Year award from the London Bridge Republican Women’s Club. This award honors women in Lake Havasu City who exemplify Republican principles through their words and actions, and Senator Ward is the perfect example of someone who does just that.

Senate President Andy Biggs today expressed serious concerns with the Environmental Protection Agency’s announcement of new regulations requiring the owners of the Navajo Generating Station (NGS) to install up to $1.1 billion in new pollution-control equipment, ostensibly to reduce regional haze.

A new legislative proposal could save taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars by creating a less generous, 401(k)-style retirement plan for future Arizona elected officials, including Superior Court judges.

Arizona State Senate President Andy Biggs and Speaker of the House Andy Tobin provide a preview of the 2013 legislative session.

The 51st Legislature is under way and senators are at work. The session began with opening ceremonies on Monday, January 14. The gallery was full of guests who were invited to watch the ceremonies. After the call to order, a prayer was led by Jose R. Montenegro, pastor of Apostolic Assembly in Surprise, Arizona.

Senator Gail Griffin, Arizona District 14, visited Graham County last week on Dec. 12 and 13. Her goal was to make herself available to constituents by attending community functions in order to better understand the strengths as well as the areas in which she might make improvements to benefit the people in (parts of) Graham, Greenlee, Cochise and Pima counties by being a catalyst for change on a legislative level. One of the senator’s first stops in Graham County was the Gila Watershed Partnership meeting at the Graham County General Services Building on Dec. 12 at 7 p.m.

Senate President-elect Andy Biggs sits down with Arizona Capitol Television to talk about the upcoming legislative session.

Senator-Elect Kimberly Yee (R-Phoenix) has been selected to serve in leadership for the nation’s oldest organization addressing the needs of elected women at all levels of government.