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SRP crews installed 137 poles, 16 transformers and 82,467 feet of electrical line to bring electricity to 17 homes on the Navajo Nation, utility officials said.
SRP employees help bring electricity to Navajo Nation
Salt River Project crews recently participated in the Light Up Navajo initiative to bring electricity to homes on the Navajo Nation. SRP line crews spent two weeks working on the effort in an … more
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Jeff Zink, a Republican candidate for Congressional District 3, is a self-described constitutionalist.
Congressional District 3 candidates engage in primary debates
Arizona’s Congressional District 3 Republican and Democratic party candidates took the stage during two primary debates held May 22, discussing pressing district issues as they vie to represent their respective parties. more
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Man accused of stealing from West Phoenix store 31 times over 15 months
A 22-year-old man has been indicted for hitting the same retail store at least once a month, stealing more than $7,000, authorities said. Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced the … more
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Abraham Hamadeh, a Republican candidate for Arizona attorney general, is seen prior to a debate against Democrat Kris Mayes, Sept. 28, 2022. (Associated Press/Ross D. Franklin
Hamadeh bid for new trial has multiple flaws, attorney for state secretary Fontes says in filings
PHOENIX — Abe Hamadeh has no one to blame but his own legal team for a trial judge refusing to overturn his 2022 loss in the race for attorney general, a lawyer for Secretary of State Adrian Fontes is arguing. more
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Stephanie Jarnagan speaks to the Chandler City Council at its May 23 regular meeting. Jarnagan and her son, Connor, both spoke at the meeting about the lethal nature of brass knuckles, which the council banned for minors in the city by giving final approval to ordinances that address brass knuckles and mass teen gatherings.
Brass knuckles, unruly gathering ordinances made law in Chandler
In the wake of the beating death of Preston Lord and an increased focus on teen violence in the southeast Valley, the Chandler City Council has passed into law two ordinances intended to stem teen … more
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Mesa police call death of 7-year-old girl in collision ‘very tragic accident’
A 7-year-girl died Thursday night after being struck by a truck while riding her scooter in what police term a “very tragic accident.” Mesa authorities initially said the girl died … more
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Beyonce performs onstage at her "Mrs. Carter Show World Tour 2013," on Saturday, December 7, 2013 at the US Airways Center in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo by Robin Harper/Invision for Parkwood Entertainment/AP Images)
Arizona concertgoers hopeful as DOJ brings antitrust suit against Live Nation
WASHINGTON – Arizona concertgoers, long annoyed at the so-called “Ticketmaster tax,” saw a glimmer of relief after the state and the U.S. Department of Justice accused the companies … more
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Soul Survivors Ink in Phoenix removes “branding mark” tattoos for free from human trafficking survivors. Survivors who have their tattoos removed put handprints on the Freedom Wall to signify freedom and new beginnings. (Hunter Fore/Cronkite News)
Phoenix to require police, fire staff, park rangers to be trained on human trafficking signs
A Phoenix task force voted Wednesday to require the city’s police and fire employees and park rangers to be trained to identify and report signs of human trafficking. The task force has … more
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Gas prices are shown at a Chevron in Peoria in April 2022.
AAA: 933K Arizonans to travel for Memorial Day
One of the biggest travel days is almost here and more Arizonans are hitting the road compared with the past few years, according to AAA. Memorial Day is expected to bring Arizonans out of their … more
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Gov. Katie Hobbs answers questions Thursday about affordable housing after a ribbon-cutting ceremony at a new rental community. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Hobbs doesn’t have solution for Arizona's affordable housing crunch
PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs said Thursday she has no solution to the problem of available housing being converted into vacation rentals. Nor, she said, to deal with out-of-state investors … more
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Litchfield Park resident Christina Marie Chapman was arrested for allegedly participating in schemes to place overseas information technology (IT) workers—posing as U.S. citizens and residents—in remote positions at U.S. companies for individuals associated with communist North Korean officials. (United States Commission on International Religious Freedom)
Litchfield Park woman arrested, alleged IT scheme benefitting communist weapons programs
Christina Marie Chapman was arrested for allegedly participating in schemes to place overseas information technology (IT) workers—posing as U.S. citizens and residents—in remote positions … more
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Children sit on a playground spinner at 16th Street and Glenrosa Avenue in Phoenix. Phoenix City Council approved a $9.3 billion tentative budget for the upcoming fiscal year with an 8-0 vote on Tuesday. (Courtesy city of Phoenix)
Phoenix approves $9.9 billion tentative budget
Phoenix City Council approved a $9.9 billion tentative budget for the upcoming fiscal year with an 8-0 vote on Tuesday, a decline from previous years. The vote for the final budget adoption will … more
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