Taylor Johnson

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Surprise, AZ Enhances Summer Swim Lesson Experience with Streamlined

5 days ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

Source: Unsplash/Marcus NgResidents of Surprise, Arizona are about to experience a more efficient and expanded array of swim lesson options this summer. In an effort to better accommodate the community, the City of Surprise has overhauled its registration process for Summer 2025 Swim Lessons, making it simpler for families to enroll their kids in the right swim class.
Bipartisan SHIELD Against CCP Act Spearheaded by Senator Gallego

6 days ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

Source: Wikipedia/U.S. Senate Photographic Studio, Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsSenator Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) has put forward the bipartisan SHIELD Against CCP Act, receiving backing from Senators John Cornyn (R-TX), John Fetterman (D-PA), and James Lankford (R-OK), in an attempt to combat the complex challenges stemming from the Chinese Communist Party's involvement in fentanyl and human trafficking.
Arizona Enhances School Safety with New Bipartisan Law, Adding Armed

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

Source: Wikipedia/AZfair, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Arizona's commitment to school safety has made a considerable leap with the enactment of a new bipartisan legislation. Signed into law by Gov. Hobbs, HB 2074 brings more armed officers, advanced safety technology, and rigorous training into schools. Working in tandem with stakeholders, the bill originated from Representative Matt Gress (R) – Phoenix, and received the seal of approval from the state's education framework in April.
Road Adjustments Ahead as Metronet

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

Source: Unsplash/Jamie StreetCommuters and residents in Casa Grande should brace for a minor shake-up in their daily routes as Metronet continues its mission to amplify the city's connectivity.
ADOT Advocates for Extra Water and Car Maintenance Ahead of Arizona's

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) is taking proactive steps to ensure travelers are prepared for the sweltering summer ahead, particularly during this weekend's forecasted triple-digit temperatures. In recognition of the Heat Awareness Week from May 5-9, they emphasize the paramount importance of hydration: "Always bring extra water.
Surprise City Council Reappoints Key Judicial Figures, Presiding Judge

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

Source: City of SurpriseThe Surprise City Council has solidified the leadership of the municipal judiciary with the reappointment of two key figures. Presiding Judge Louis Frank Dominguez and Associate Judge Catherine A. Gaudreau are set to continue their roles for another four years starting July 1, after the council confirmed recommendations from the city's Judicial Selection Advisory Commission on Tuesday.
Flagstaff's Historic May Hicks Curtis House Saved from Demolition; Set

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

Source: Google Street View The historic May Hicks Curtis House in Flagstaff, once under the looming shadow of demolition, has been given a new lease on life. The National Trust for Historic Preservation placed the house where the "Betsy Ross of Arizona" lived and created the first Arizona state flag on their list of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places.
Construction Worker Critically Injured in Trench Collapse at Chandler

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

A construction worker is fighting for his life following a severe incident at a Chandler job site on Wednesday afternoon, as excavations turned dangerous, leading to a trench collapse.
Phoenix Braces for Sizzling Heat as Temperatures Soar Past 100°F This

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

Phoenix residents can look forward to a week of clear skies and rising temperatures, with the mercury expected to tip over the century mark as the weekend approaches. The latest update from the National Weather Service indicates a calm start to the day with a gentle west breeze picking up in the afternoon.
Chandler Airport's Ryan Reeves Soars to Success with Dual Arizona

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

Ryan Reeves, the head at Chandler Municipal Airport, has just snagged the 2025 Airport Executive of the Year award from the Arizona Airports Association (AzAA). He also received the President’s Award, which recognizes exceptional leadership and service in the Arizona aviation scene. Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke chimed in, saying, "These awards reflect Ryan’s tireless dedication to aviation excellence and community engagement," according to Chandler, Arizona.