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In general, condos and townhomes are less expensive to get into than single-family residences, but condos like those at Atavia luxury condominiums in north Scottsdale can buck that trend.
Scottsdale’s 3 real estate markets moving in different directions
While everyone may be used to hearing about the ever increasing home prices in the Scottsdale real estate market, there are actually three separate markets in the city, and not all of them are … more
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There is no hard evidence that the number of problems involving e-bikes are coming down in Scottsdale, but fire department officials say accidents are on the rise.
Some on Scottsdale City Council believe e-bike problems getting better
E-bikes, which can go as fast as 40 mph., are zipping around Scottsdale creating more havoc than ever these days ... or are they? No one can really offer any hard evidence either way. The … more
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What goes together better than dogs and country music? Over 70 police dogs and their trainers will join forces with country music stars Kristen Merlin and Kylie Morgan to entertain goers to the 23rd Annual Desert Dog Police Canine Trials and Public Safety Expo at WestWorld of Scottsdale Oct. 24-25.
Over 70 police dogs to show their competition chops at WestWorld of Scottsdale
Over 70 service dogs from 30 police departments in six states will descend on WestWorld of Scottsdale Oct. 24-25. No, it’s not a new fire hydrant expo, but rather the 23rd annual Desert Dog … more
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The City of Scottsdale has joined a lawsuit claiming firetruck manufacturers, the Fire Apparatus Manufacturers’ Association and the private equity firm American Industrial Partners have conspired to create a monopoly in the firetruck industry and hike prices over 100%.
Scottsdale joins Arizona cities in lawsuit against fire truck manufacturers
Scottsdale has joined with seven other Arizona cities and towns suing firetruck manufacturers from around the country, accusing them of monopolizing the industry and killing off any competition. … more
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Jeanne Beasley, Amy Carney and Dr. Jennifer Johnson shared their ideas on what the future of Scottsdale Unified School District should look like Oct. 7 during a forum put on by the Scottsdale Parent Council.
Three candidates square off in forum on SUSD governing board election
A paralegal, a businesswoman/writer and a career educator who has served as a teacher principal and district superintendent squared off in a candidate forum hosted by the Scottsdale Parent Council … more
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Barney Gonzales.
Scottsdale resident Q&A: Barney Gonzales
In an effort to create a stronger sense of community, the Daily Independent is asking residents to share a little about themselves with some standard questions. Here are Barney Gonzales’ answers. … more
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Scottsdale housing market holds year-to-date Gains through soft August
Greater Phoenix’s single-family housing market held onto year-to-date sales gains through September, but the month brought a sharper slowdown in new contract activity, according to data from the … more
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Gigi’s Playhouse Phoenix member Sofia Ramirez (right) prepares the cash register for a busy day at the achievement center’s cafe.
Gigi’s Playhouse in Scottsdale offers those with Down syndrome skills, camaraderie
Chris Mays knows what’s wrong with the world. “The world needs more people with Down syndrome,” said Mays, the executive director of GiGi’s Playhouse Phoenix, which is actually located … more
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Automatic license plate readers allow Scottsdale Police to solve leads in a matter of minutes that could take as long as weeks to solve without them, according to Scottsdale Assistant Chief of Police Christopher Watson.
Scottsdale to continue using Flock cameras
It looks like Scottsdale will continue to use automatic license plate readers, but with greater “guardrails” on their use. The city council voted unanimously during its Oct. 6 meeting to … more
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About 150 people came out Oct. 6 to hear the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board vote to close Copper Ridge K-8 School and Laguna Prep next year as a money saving venture.
SUSD to close Copper Ridge K-8 and Laguna Prep schools
Copper Ridge K-8 School and Laguna Prep will close at the end of the current school year. The Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board voted 3-2 on Oct. 6 to close the two schools as … more
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Incumbent Amy Carney and new comers Jeanne Beasley and Dr. Jennifer Johnson are running for two seats on the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board that are up for grabs in the Nov. 3 election.
Three candidates seek two SUSD Governing Board seats
Editor’s note: This story originally ran July 9. The Daily Independent is running the story again to refresh voters’ memories about the candidates. One incumbent and two new comers are … more
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Some fear former Scottsdale City Councilman David Smith’s lawsuit to sunset the 2004 parks and preserve tax early will eliminate funding for a wildlife overpass over Rio Verde Drive, connecting the north and south halves of the McDowell Sonoran Preserve.
Motion to show cause filed in lawsuit over sunsetting 2004 parks and preserve tax early
The City of Scottsdale has not yet responded to a lawsuit by former Scottsdale City Councilman and City Treasurer David Smith to sunset the parks and preserves sales tax passed in 2004 early. … more
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