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Current Glendale councilman Jaime Aldama, left, will challenge incumbent mayor Jerry Weiers, rigt, in the 2024 mayoral election. Former state senator Paul Boyer, center, announced his candidacy in February 2023 but did not file all required paperwork by the April 1, 2024 deadline.
Boyer drops out of Glendale mayoral race
As of April 1, the Glendale primary election field is official, with one less mayoral candidate than expected and the mayoral race causing a City Council seat to open. Paul Boyer did not submit … more
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A construction worker continues installing a roof at a large housing development as the building boom kept going even through the coronavirus pandemic in April 2020 in Phoenix. The Arizona Legislature is close to a deal that could allow more housing be built to curb the state's housing shortage.
Legislature close to deal to bring more low-cost housing into Arizona
PHOENIX — Lawmakers aligned with both housing advocates and homebuilders are close to striking a deal with cities on a proposal designed to help address Arizona’s housing shortage by … more
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The I-17 pavement project between State Route 74 and Happy Valley Road will require several closures and weeknight lane restrictions in the coming months, state transportation officials said.
Paving work closes I-17 section in north Phoenix
Drivers who use southbound Interstate 17 in the north Phoenix and Anthem areas will face delays this weekend as a pavement improvement project begins. The closure will last until 5 a.m. Monday, … more
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Sun Lakes group makes audience laugh with 'Sam Club'
Sun Lakes Community Theatre, a non-profit volunteer organization, performs live theater three times a year in Chandler.  Audience members were recently treated to a riotous romp in the recent … more
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Justin Heap’s census proposal would be used to redraw state legislative districts to ensure that legislative districts are drawn without using what he called a skewed system.
Mesa lawmaker pushes for Arizona to conduct its own census
PHOENIX – Rep. Justin Heap, R-Mesa, is promoting a ballot referral that would allow Arizona to run its own census in 2030 and each 10 years thereafter that would include a tally of  U.S. … more
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Tempe is in the process of considering potential speed limit reductions in four city corridors.
Council contemplates lower speed limits in Tempe
Tempe is looking at lowering speed limits on several roadways to address the evolution of roadway functions over time and the current roadside culture. more
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Jordin Sparks, seen performing the National Anthem before the Indy 500 on May 24, 2015, will again sing the National Anthem before the big race on May 26.
Jordin Sparks, raised in Glendale, will sing National Anthem before Indy 500
Grammy-nominated Jordin Sparks will sing the National Anthem before the 108th running of the Indy 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway over Memorial Day Weekend. more
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City of Chandler seeks development partner for affordable housing
The City of Chandler’s Housing & Redevelopment Division is seeking qualified developers to co-develop two sites utilizing federal initiatives such as the Rental Assistance Demonstration … more
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82nd annual Halloween Carnival haunts downtown Buckeye
Buckeye’s 82nd Annual Halloween Carnival returns to Monroe Avenue in Downtown Buckeye on Saturday Oct. 29, from 5 to 9 p.m. Enjoy exciting carnival games, bingo, cake walk, trunk-or-treat, … more
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Jury finds man guilty of sexual assault of college student in Tempe
A 33-year-old man faces more than 25 years in prison after a jury convicted him in a case the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office called “stranger rape.” Eric Todd Bell was found … more
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Chandler council OKs multi-use plat near airport
The latest stage of a series of commercial developments spanning more than 26 acres near Chandler Municipal Airport received City Council approval at a recent meeting. The final plat for a … more
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The voluntary Blue Envelope Program follows a model used in Connecticut,
Arizona launches program to assist drivers on autism spectrum
Arizona is starting a program designed to help those who have autism communicate with law enforcement during traffic stops. The voluntary Blue Envelope Program, which includes education for law … more
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