Conan Nolan on Firestorm

The Firestorm Panel welcomed KNBC-TV political reporter Conan Nolan last week to discuss the 2008 campaign for the White House.

Nolan has covered politics for KNBC, a Los Angeles affiliate for over two decades. He has won numerous awards including an Emmy for his coverage. Nolan can currently be seen in the Los Angeles market, weekdays on the Channel 4 News at 5 and 6 PM. He hosts a weekly California Political Affairs program on Sunday mornings called NewsConference. Below is a copy of part of the interview with Nolan. Tune in to Firestorm Wednesday nights at 7:00pm for full coverage of the 2008 Presidential Race.

last updated on 08.04.01 at 10:25 AM | direct link

Valley Debate over Speed Cameras

The Arizona State Senate is debating whether to increase the number of speed cameras on Valley Freeways. Blaze reporter, Jasen Little gives us the details.

last updated on 08.03.01 at 5:38 PM | direct link

Bill Clinton campaigns at ASU for wife

As Super Tuesday inches closer and closer, the Democratic primary in Arizona is neck and neck between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. The Clinton campaign's top surrogate, former President Bill Clinton wowed a crowd of more than 2600 spectators at ASU Gammage. Blaze reporter, Eric Fink has details.

last updated on 08.02.05 at 2:31 PM | direct link

JOIN THE BLAZE FOR SUPER TUESDAY

February 5th marks an historic day in American Politics. 22 states, including Arizona will head to the polls for the first time in this 2008 election cycle. Join us at 8PM on this Super Tuesday for special coverage of the biggest night in presidential politics. From the moment the polls close, the Blaze has you covered.

Listen to returns from across the state and across the country. Join Firestorm's Eric Fink, Casey Jones, Laura Kennedy and others as they provide up to the minute results and in-depth analysis on this history making night.

Get your political fix with two hours of live Super Tuesday Election coverage starting at 8PM only on KASC The Blaze 1260 AM

last updated on 08.02.03 at 6:19 PM | direct link

Napolitano endorses Obama

As the campaign for '08 moves west, Illinois Senator, Barack Obama, picked up a major endorsement from Arizona Governor, Janet Napolitano. Napolitano announced her endorsement of Obama this afternoon at the Valley's Obama headquarters in Phoenix. Napolitano is the most powerful democrat in Arizona and her endorsement may be crucial to Obama in his quest to win his party's nomination and the Arizona Democratic Primary on February 5th.

On the political map, the Grand Canyon state is now one of several in the Southwest considered to be winnable for the Democrats in the 2008 General Election, after several decades of solid Republican control. Napolitano is just one of five female governors in their second term and wants to see her sate go blue in 2008. When asked why she has endorsed the junior Illinois Senator, Napolitano explains, "I chose Sen. Obama because ... to me, this election is fundamentally about change. It's about a new vision in Washington, D.C. It's about bringing people of different areas of the country together, it's about bringing people of different parties together, people of different ages together. To me, Sen. Obama is evidence of that change that we need."

last updated on 08.01.12 at 12:18 AM | direct link