Maricopa County agrees to $6M payout in 2020 Black Lives Matter protest case
The complaint, filed in 2021, alleged that the Maricopa County Attorney's Office "colluded" with the Phoenix Police Department to "surveil, target, unlawfully arrest and maliciously prosecute" the protesters to suppress criticism of law enforcement.
Maricopa Co. agrees to $6M payout in 2020 protest case
Maricopa County agreed to a $6 million payout in a lawsuit brought by protesters wrongly charged as gang members in 2020. The board of supervisors unanimously approved the agreement on Dec. 11. The DOJ found the protesters rights were violated during their investigation into the Phoenix Police Department.
Students in three Maricopa County school districts may soon breathe easier when riding the school bus. The U.S.
A federal judge ordered Maricopa County to redo the election for two seats on the Phoenix Union High School District ...
Judge Pamela S. Gates is named the Presiding Judge for Maricopa County's Superior Court starting July 1, 2025.
Health officials have detected new cases of bird flu statewide, one at a zoo in Maricopa County and the other in wastewater ...
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Maricopa County projected to break record of more than 83,000 eviction filings in 2024Stunning new numbers out of Maricopa County say it is on pace to set a new record for eviction filings in 2024, most likely ...
Maricopa County is allocating $7.5 million to support people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix, officials announced ...
Bryan Blehm filed suit seeking to decertify the election result continuing the $15 billion countywide transportation measure, ...
A local nonprofit that usually operates in Pima County recently received roughly $90,000 from Maricopa County’s board of supervisors.
The automatic recounts of several close Maricopa County races in the 2024 election didn’t change any of the winners.
The Maricopa County attorney and the Arizona attorney general have agreed to drop a dispute over who has the authority to ...
PHOENIX — Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell has dropped her bid to have the Supreme Court declare that she has as much right as Attorney General Kris Mayes to seek ...
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