Gisela Contreras
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The deadline to register to vote in Arizona's 2026 midterm election is Oct. 5 (opens the original)
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Midterm elections are around the corner — and the deadline to register to vote in Arizona is even closer. Calli Jones with the Arizona Secretary of State’s Office says voters have until midnight on Oct. 5 to register. “You can send in a paper form to your county recorder but you also have the option in Arizona to register online and we are recommending that everyone go to Arizona.vote," said Jones. Maricopa County residents can check their voter registration status on the county’s website. Early
Arizona diesel prices hit record high despite approval of early switch to winter-blend fuel (opens the original)
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On Sept. 22, the Arizona diesel gas average hit a record high of $6.45 a gallon. To help mitigate rising gas prices, the Environment Protection Agency issued an emergency fuel waiver, allowing the nation to transition to winter-grade fuel two weeks earlier, on Sept. 1. AAA spokesman David Caltabiano explains why the switch to winter-blend fuel might not be cutting costs. “During this time of year is when we start to see gas prices lower, when Arizona switches to the winter-blend but unfortunatel
Arizona and 11 other states reach a settlement on Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery (opens the original)
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Arizona has joined 11 other states in a settlement with Paramount over its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. Paramount agreed to release at least 30 films a year the first two years. Four of those must be independent and $300 million must be contributed to United States production. Richie Taylor, spokesperson for Arizona’s Attorney General Officer, says the release agreements could help local theaters. “Local theaters really depend on these releases to bring audiences to their
Maricopa County is hiring more than 4,000 temporary election workers (opens the original)
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Maricopa County is looking to fill 4,000 positions to help run its 200-plus polling centers on Election Day in November. The job openings are not just limited to poll workers. Five-hundred staff members are needed to operate the county’s tabulation center, warehouse and more. Positions can last from a few days to a few months with hourly pay. The county says applicants must be registered to vote and be willing to work alongside members of all political parties. Those interested can apply online
Arizona AG files consumer fraud lawsuit against cosmetics company L'Oréal (opens the original)
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The Arizona Attorney General’s Office has filed a consumer fraud lawsuit against cosmetics company L'Oréal for the marketing and sale of chemical hair relaxer products containing toxins that have been linked to certain cancers. The suit claims L'Oréal has violated the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act and created a false impression that the products are safe and beneficial. The products branded under Dark and Lovely, Optimum and Mizani are marketed towards Black women and designed to chemically straigh
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