About last week...Attorney General Kris Mayes took action to defend older adults, protect consumers, and help stop the flow of fentanyl.
Ensuring older adults receive the care they need and deserve
Attorney General Mayes stepped in to ask the court to take control of the Heritage Village Assisted Living facility in Mesa, alleging elder abuse and consumer fraud.
Scanners that can detect fentanyl more easily at the ports of entry sit unused in warehouses because of congressional inaction. The AG went to Nogales with Rep. Ruben Gallego and Santa Cruz Sheriff David Hathaway to renew her call for Congress to fund this critical technology.
Holding Apple accountable for monopolizing smartphone markets
In a lawsuit with the U.S. Department of Justice, Attorney General Mayes alleged Apple had illegally blocked competition by undermining products and services that would otherwise make people less reliant on Apple's products.
