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A houeskeeper at The Hotel Serene in Glendale looks into a room at the hotel near Arrowhead Towne Center. If Proposition 499 passes, all workers at hotels in Glendale would have a minimum wage of $20 an hour.
Glendale frets about hotel, event center ballot measure
The city of Glendale will not officially oppose Proposition 499, which would require new record-keeping requirements from a new city department and a mandated minimum wage of an $20 our for hotel and … more
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Richard Lang has owned and operated R Bookmark for 11 years.
Youngtown bookstore keeps adding and adding
If you want the real scoop as to why R Bookmark, an otherwise off-the-beaten path used bookstore in Youngtown, has almost 300,000 books under its roof, go right to the shop’s owner, Richard Lang. more
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New TruWest Credit Union president and CEO Chris Kearney.
TruWest Credit Union names new president and CEO
Valley-based TruWest Credit Union announced that they have promoted president and chief information officer Chris Kearney to president and chief executive officer. This announcement and … more
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An indoor view of the Slick City location in Peoria. A Slick City is set to open in Scottsdale this November.
Family fun center Slick City coming to Scottsdale at Talking Stick in November
The family fun park, Slick City, is opening a location in Scottsdale after Phoenix-based brokerage Western Retail Advisors completed a 50,000 square-foot lease. According to a press release, the … more
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Shawn White points out that male honeybees lack stingers. Only females can sting.
These West Valley farmers markets return in October for fall
There’s really only one rule when peeking inside some of the 450 hives at Sun Tan Honey Farm. And you’ll hear the rule when you do “it,” even as a reflex. more
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Laura Pahules, the founder of Mesa-based nonprofit organization Control Alt Delete, which provides immediate crisis assistance to domestic violence survivors fleeing a dangerous situation.
Mesa woman who created nonprofit for domestic violence victims honored
Laura Pahules created Control Alt Delete in 2019 as a resource to help domestic violence victims fleeing violent situations by providing them with immediate needs such as food, hygiene items, … more
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Aldi opened this Gilbert location in 2022. It now has plans for a store near 19th Avenue and Bell Road in Phoenix, which will be its 10th Valley location. (Independent Newsmedia/Tom Blodgett)
Aldi planned near 19th Avenue, Bell Road in north Phoenix
An Aldi grocery store is planned near 19th Avenue and Bell Road in Phoenix, according to a site plan for the Bell 17 Business Center development. It would be the grocery chain’s third … more
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From left, Hermosillo, Mexico, Mayor Antonio Astiazarán, U.S. Consul General Ken Roy, and Mexico Consul General Jorge Mendoza-Yescas provide welcoming remarks at Nearshoring Summit in 2022. Nearshoring means outsources business processes to nearby countries over far-away countries, something officials at the city of Phoenix — which has a trade office in Hermosillo — says North American countries are doing more of post-pandemic. (Courtesy Maricopa Association of Governments)
Phoenix is expanding trade with Mexico
The city of Phoenix is doing more trade with Mexico. City officials attribute that, at least in part, to lessons learned from the pandemic. A Phoenix subcommittee this week advanced to increase … more
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HonorHealth CEO Todd LaPorte shared more about the group's recent acquisition of Steward's East Valley facilities.
HonorHealth to invest $250M over 15 years in former Steward health care facilities
HonorHealth has assumed operations of Steward Health Care’s facilities in the East Valley as of Sept. 11, and according to its CEO, there will be roughly $250 million invested into these facilities to incorporate them into the HonorHealth system. more
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A Food City employee conducts an interview with a job-seeker in the city of Phoenix’s Mobile Career Unit. (Courtesy Maricopa Association of Governments)
Phoenix’s Mobile Career Unit does hiring on-the-go
Many job-seekers in Phoenix are getting their job offers via delivery. For the past three years, the city of Phoenix’s Mobile Career Unit has traveled to destinations around the city to … more
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As students head back to class at ASU, the university remains a major contributor to the local economy.
ASU maintains its role as an ‘economic engine’ in Tempe
Arizona State University continues to be a major driver of Tempe’s economy according to local experts, with its impact going beyond just the tens of thousands of students spending and working in the city. more
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The inside of Banner Children’s HealthMobile.
Banner Children’s offers free appointments to uninsured kids in metro Phoenix
Banner Children’s community clinics and its HealthMobile are offering free medical appointments for uninsured youth in metropolitan Phoenix. According to a press release, anyone under 18, … more
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