
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – On Nov. 27 the Navajo Nation Council’s Law and Order Committee (LOC) received two reports from the Navajo Nation’s Judicial Conduct Commission (JCC).

On Nov. 28, Navajo Nation Council Speaker Crystalyne Curley was among several tribal leaders who met with Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and her policy advisors to receive updates regarding efforts to address fraudulent sober living homes in the Phoenix area, which have victimized enrolled members of numerous tribes including the Navajo Nation.

Work on a $10 billion project that will funnel renewable energy across the West has come to a halt in southwestern Arizona, with Native American tribes saying the federal government has ignored concerns about effects that the SunZia transmission line will have on religious and cultural sites.

HUNTERS POINT, Ariz. — An elderly piñon picker was found safe after being reported missing the afternoon of Nov. 10.

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — The Navajo Nation has reaffirmed its stance to protect, preserve and conserve the sacred use of peyote by the Navajo people as set forth in the Navajo Bill of Rights.