I've been following the news about the 2027 rate increases in Arizona and I'm concerned that the average increase of 29% is nearly double the national average. I've read that Arizona is one of only five states that prohibits blocking rate increases after review. I'm worried about the impact this will have on residents who are already struggling to afford healthcare. Can anyone explain why Arizona's increases are so high?
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I hired a vendor in May 2026 for a service and put down a deposit. I need to sue for non-performance and to get my deposit back. The amount is too small for small claims but not much bigger.
I live in Phoenix, I'm concerned about the city's resources being wasted on fires caused by abandoned buildings, and I'm wondering if property owners should be held accountable for not maintaining their properties.
I was getting a medicine at Dr. Pharmacy in the East Valley for $50, but UCH is now charging me $100 a month. Does anyone know of any mom/pop pharmacies in PHX that might be able to match?