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“It was a great forum," said Zubia, "But several candidates revealed their true stripes. The bickering, the special interests, the ego. That's not what voters want in a public safety forum.

Barry Graham ran on a promise of transparency and assured voters he would always listen to them. Yet he's jamming an unnecessary, $20 million parking garage down our throats. He's opposed a study and won't allow public comment. That doesn't sound like transparency or listening to me.

Yet again, we’re seeing more drama out of city hall when our community needs results.

“In a desert city, water isn’t just another utility; it’s the foundation everything else rests on,” Raoul said. “It determines how we grow, how we plan, and whether the next generation inherits a community defined by resilience rather than scarcity.”“In a desert city, water isn’t just another utility; it’s the foundation everything else rests on,” Raoul said. “It determines how we grow, how we plan, and whether the next generation inherits a community defined by resilience ra

Raoul Zubia "Last week's State of the City address from Mayor Borowsky provided some hope for our city's future, but I fear her remarks glossed over far too many of the glaring potholes that have opened up on the council over the past year. Much of the council's tenure has been marked by conflict, high-profile staff suspensions, stalled initiatives, and political infighting. Residents are frustrated with both political parties. They are judging council members' leadership not