August 23rd, 2024 - At the Governor's Conference on Tourism, Governor Hobbs unveils Vibrant Arizona, a new brand that celebrates the state’s diversity and vibrant culture, unifies the identity of state government, and strengthens the state’s competitiveness as a top tourism and business destination.

August 16th, 2024 - Governor Hobbs attends a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the relocation of Comtech's headquarters to Arizona.

August 7th, 2024 - Governor Hobbs meets with HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra to discuss extreme heat preparedness and tour a cooling center.

August 6th, 2024 - At the Phoenix Convention Center, Governor Hobbs participates in the DAV and DAV Auxiliary National Convention  and thanks disabled veterans for their service and for choosing Arizona as the location for their annual gathering.

July 25th, 2024 - Governor Hobbs visits the new state-of-the-art facility at the Phoenix Children's Hospital in Glendale.

July 24th, 2024 - Governor Hobbs tours the Yuma Proving Ground, a key testing facility for the U.S. Army and a significant contributor to the local and state economy, and thank service members for their efforts to ensure our military's strength.

WATCH: Broll of the event here.

July 19th, 2024 - Governor Katie Hobbs joins community members in Wittman, AZ for the opening of the new Mountainside High School facilities.

July 15th, 2024 - Alongside Intel and the Arizona Commerce Authority, Governor Hobbs announces a groundbreaking apprenticeship program for manufacturing facility technicians that will strengthen workforce development in the state and connect Arizonans to good jobs.

July 1st, 2024 - Governor Hobbs attends the Change of Command Ceremony at Luke Air Force Base to recognize the service of Brigadier General Jason M. Rueschhoff and celebrate the new leadership of General David "Ajax" Berkland.

This is a ribbon-cutting celebration of St. Vincent de Paul’s (SVdP) new 100-bed transitional shelter (named Ozanam Manor II, or “OZ II”) for unhoused seniors, veterans and adults with disabilities on the nonprofit’s main campus at 2120 S. 3rd Dr. The new addition is a $20-million project made possible by city, county and state funding as well as private donations. The Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH) contributed $10 million in total to this project, including $6 million in Housing Trust Funds (previous administration), and $4 million in FY24 Homeless Shelter and Services Funds (secured through last year’s bipartisan budget) to this project.