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Attorney General Mayes warns of construction fraud targeting ADU projects in Arizona

Attorney General Kris Mayes has issued a warning about fraudulent contractors targeting Arizonans building accessory dwelling units (ADUs). Homeowners are urged to be cautious after reports of major financial losses due to scams involving unlicensed operators failing to deliver promised work. The Attorney General’s Office outlines steps for consumer protection.

Timothy Courchaine United States Attorney for the District of Arizona
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Mutoh America agrees to pay $900,000 in settlement over PPP loan misrepresentations

Timothy Courchaine United States Attorney for the District of Arizona
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District of Arizona charges 226 individuals for immigration-related offenses in early April

Kris Mayes Arizona Attorney General
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Arizona joins lawsuit challenging Trump executive order on election administration

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Father alleges Maricopa County family court and officials violated civil rights in custody case

A father has filed a federal lawsuit against Maricopa County, several judges, attorneys, and private professionals, alleging that county family-court policies led to his unlawful separation from his son.

Kris Mayes, Attorney General of Arizona
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Attorney General Mayes criticizes lawmakers for blocking price gouging bill during emergencies

Attorney General Kris Mayes has criticized Republican lawmakers for blocking SB 1714—a bill intended to prevent price gouging during emergencies—from receiving a hearing. The measure sought new enforcement powers following recent disasters but did not advance in the legislature.
Kris Mayes, Attorney General of Arizona
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Attorney General Mayes warns of construction fraud targeting ADU projects in Arizona

Attorney General Kris Mayes has issued a warning about fraudulent contractors targeting Arizonans building accessory dwelling units (ADUs). Homeowners are urged to be cautious after reports of major financial losses due to scams involving unlicensed operators failing to deliver promised work. The Attorney General’s Office outlines steps for consumer protection.

Timothy Courchaine United States Attorney for the District of Arizona
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Mutoh America agrees to pay $900,000 in settlement over PPP loan misrepresentations

Mutoh America has agreed to pay $900,000 after admitting it made false statements on Paycheck Protection Program applications related to employee numbers. Federal officials say this resolution demonstrates ongoing efforts against abuse of pandemic relief funds.
Timothy Courchaine United States Attorney for the District of Arizona
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District of Arizona charges 226 individuals for immigration-related offenses in early April

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Arizona has charged over two hundred people with immigration-related crimes during late March and early April enforcement operations. These actions target illegal entry as well as smuggling activities under Operation Take Back America.
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Arizona joins lawsuit challenging Trump executive order on election administration

Arizona has joined other states in suing President Trump over an executive order related to election administration. State leaders argue it threatens long-standing voting practices such as mail-in ballots used widely across communities.