Cameron Arcand is a journalist based in Arizona, with a focus on local news and politics. His work has been featured in various publications, including Watchdog.org, Herald/Review Media, and Prescott Enews. Cameron covers a range of topics, including water infrastructure, education, border security, and government budgets.
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Cameron Arcand's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Arizona, with an emphasis on specific policy proposals and their impact. His articles cover a range of topics including budget, education, border security, and housing among others.
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(The Center Square) – Arizonans can now have marijuana brought to their doorstep. The announced the change will go into effect on Friday.
(The Center Square) – Arizona's West Valley drivers could soon see some major changes.
(The Center Square) – The Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity estimates that 486,348 jobs will be added in Arizona through 2033.
By: Cameron Arcand
(The Center Square) – A man is facing conspiracy, illegal enterprise and narcotic drug possession sale charges for after having 150,000 fentanyl pills seized by local and federal law enforcement on Oct. 10.
By: Cameron Arcand
PHOENIX — In a surprise shift from previous elections, Arizona Republicans believe early-voting numbers could be the party’s key to success. “Unless Democrats drastically change their [voting…
(The Center Square) – Although they are presumably not going to be needed, Nevada is asking a 60 National Guard troops to be at the ready for Election Day.
By: Cameron Arcand
(The Center Square) — The next Arizona Supreme Court Justice will be decided from a pool of 17 people.
By: Cameron Arcand
PHOENIX – Businesses continue to move to Arizona, but the lingering impacts of inflation and sustained economic growth loom over voter’s minds as voters head to the polls Tuesday. The Post re…
By: Katie Hobbs Will, Cameron Arcand, Doug Ducey
Photo: The seal of Arizona Supreme Court. Derek Draplin / The Center Square
(The Center Square) – Arizona is part of the national opioid settlement with Kroger, Attorney General Kris Mayes announced on Monday.
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