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A new ordinance will require any Glendale businesses that provide shopping carts to install a device that prevents the carts from leaving their parking lots.
Glendale law looks to curb stolen carts from getting around town
The city of Glendale is fighting back against stolen shopping carts that have a tendency to end up around town causing blight. more
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Onsemi, one of the world’s top semi-conductor companies officially opened its doors in Scottsdale March 10.
Onsemi brings world headquarters to Scottsdale
One of the world’s top semi-conductor companies officially opened its doors in Scottsdale March 10. Onsemi world headquarters pulled anchor at its old location at 5005 E. McDowell Road in … more
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Tempe has cut permit fees to bring more live music to the city.
Tempe cuts permit fees to encourage live music
Tempe has reduced the permit fees for business owners who bring live music to their venues. The one-time fee is being reduced to $200, down from $1,671, until March 1, 2024, according to the … more
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Chuck Smeriglio (right) said he and best friend/business partner Stephen Wipf would do anything for each other. (Independent Newsmedia/Tom Blodgett)
Family-owned Copper Still Moonshine Grill celebrates local ties
Chuck Smeriglio and Stephen Wipf’s friendship dates from earlier than their partnership in Copper Still Moonshine Grill. The two and their wives used to get together Saturday nights around a … more
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A rendering of the recently approved site plan at Surprise Pointe.
Planners approve large industrial project in Surprise Pointe
The Surprise Planning & Zoning Commission approved a site plan for a 414,540-square-foot building in the city’s industrial area Feb. 16, clearing the way for it to be built. more
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Pipeline AZ provides tools for Arizona’s work force.
Valley groups look to boost workers, Arizona labor force
A robust labor force will continue to reign important in the coming years if Arizona wants to remain competitive. more
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For Arizona residents, the job market has tilted in favor of job seekers in a way rarely seen.
Workers’ market gives Arizona employees opportunities
For Arizona residents, the job market has tilted in favor of job seekers in a way rarely seen. Bureau of Labor Statistics data analyzed by the University of Arizona’s Economic and Business … more
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Rep. David Livingston, R-Peoria.
Peoria lawmaker’s corporate tax cut bill passes Arizona House
PHOENIX – David Livingston said his proposal to cut by nearly half taxes owed by corporations doing business in Arizona will produce jobs by luring  companies to the state. The GOP … more
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Peoria City Council recently approved a final plat for The Shops at Lake Pleasant.
The Shops at Lake Pleasant in Peoria a step closer to construction
The Shops at Lake Pleasant in Peoria is a step closer to construction. more
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Visitors to Benevilla’s adaptive gym go through some exercises.
Benevilla welcomes new board members
The leadership and staff of the nonprofit Benevilla welcomed the new 2023 Board of Directors. more
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Grass Clippings co-founder Jake Hoselton presented the proposed plan for the Rolling Hills Golf Course improvement project, showing city council what had changed after hearing feedback from the community.
Tempe golf course receives positive feedback amid improvement plans
Rolling Hills Golf Course could see major improvements this summer, including extended hours and physical changes, if the finalized project contract gets approved at the March 2 Tempe City Council meeting. more
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HyRel Technologies announced it has moved to Peoria and will create 50 new jobs in the city.
HyRel Technologies opens shop in Peoria
HyRel Technologies, a global provider of quick turn semiconductor modification solutions, announced it has moved to Peoria and will create 50 new jobs in the city. more
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Jason Higgins, the owner and creator of Jupiter’s Rings, Wings and More and buffalo sauce stands with his oldest son.(Submitted photo)
Black-owned restaurants thriving in the Valley
Black-owned businesses aren’t the biggest part of the Valley’s economy, but they are a growing part. Much of that has to do with the demographics of the state. more
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Advanced Dynamic Golf Center has a simulator that it uses in instruction and fittings.
Shop owner finds way to return to golf
Efren Nava was a latecomer to golf, but he took to it right away. more
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The Thursday morning sun rises on Glendale Municipal Airport and, in the background, State Farm Stadium. The first corporate visitors flying into town for the Super Bowl are expected today.
Glendale set to welcome Super Bowl visitors in style this weekend
Before any corporate visitors settle into their Super Bowl seats, their first impression of Glendale and the West Valley will be when their plane touches down. more
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Rep. Joseph Chaplik, R-Scottsdale, wants to be sure that Arizonans don't get turned away from businesses in the state because they want to use cash to pay.
Scottsdale lawmaker's ‘cash’ bill garners bipartisan OK from Mesa, Phoenix legislators
PHOENIX - The way a Scottsdale lawmaker sees it, the words are written on every bill and should be obeyed. No, not "In God We Trust.'' It is: "This note is legal tender for all debts, public … more
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An side street view of the proposed age-restricted apartment community at Truman Ranch Marketplace, on the corner of Waddell Road and Cotton Lane in Surprise. Since the first proposal, Dominium moved the location of these four-story buildings, the tallest in the proposal, away from Cotton Lane and west, to the southwest corner of the development.
Denial of appeal clears way for Dominium apartments in Surprise
The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled on Feb. 7 against an appeal filed on behalf of the Voice of Surprise Facebook group, clearing the way for an affordable housing complex in Surprise. Voice of Surprise more
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Authentic Kansas City, Philly grub right here in Glendale
Calling all Super Bowl fans visiting Glendale. More specifically, calling all visiting Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles fans. more
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South Pier, a multi-use development, would be built on 12 acres on the south shore of Tempe Town Lake east of Rural Road. It would include seven buildings built in phases over 15 years, as well as an observation wheel, pedestrian bridge and public dock.
Tempe asks Arizona Supreme Court to review $1.8B South Pier project ruling
Tempe has filed a request for the Arizona Supreme Court to review a recent appeals court decision that would allow the fate of a $1.8 billion lakeside development to go before voters. South Pier, … more
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Last month, the city approved plans for a gas station associated with the new Fry’s Marketplace grocery store in the Vistancia commercial core. This helped pave the way for approval of the grocery store’s site plan, Jan. 11, which can allow for construction to begin.
Vistancia commercial core sees activity in north Peoria
Much of the Vistancia commercial core still remains vacant, but has seen more permitting activity lately, signaling that construction could be near. more
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The top home sale in Peoria for the month of January, 30842 N. 117th Dr., sold for $1.9 million on Jan. 12.
At least 3 Peoria home sales eclipsed the $1M mark in January
At least three Peoria home sales eclipsed the $1 million mark in January. more
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Navi Sangha looks over the AM/PM store he bought last year and established some security measures to improve the property.
Cleaning up a problem property in Sun City
Navi Sangha knew what he was getting into when he bought a convenience store on a busy intersection in Sun City. more
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Noodles & Company, completed in 2022, sold for $1.8 million in Goodyear.
Goodyear Noodles & Co. sells for $1.8M
Commercial real estate brokerage firm, Marcus & Millichap, has arranged the sale of a new construction freestanding quick service restaurant, Noodles & Company, located in … more
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Suzanne Novak is opening up her sewing service space for employee Sydney Lanhart to open a bridal boutique.
Shop owner moves seamlessly from music to sewing
There is a relationship in Suzanne Novak’s life between music and bridal alterations she does at her shop in Gilbert, Suzanne's Sewing Service. more
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Local artist Garrett Etsitty was commissioned to create this indoor mural for the new Fry’s Marketplace in Asante.
Artist creates mural for new Fry’s in Surprise
The West Valley Arts Council and Fry’s Food Stores commissioned a local artist, Garrett Etsitty, to create an indoor mural for the new Fry’s Marketplace at its Asante store in Surprise. more
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