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Have you seen these people? All are currently listed as missing from Glendale
Drawing from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (missingkids.org), the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (namus.gov), and The Charley Project (charleyproject.org), here is a list of both adults and children classified as missing as of Dec. 30. Some of the listings appear in more than one of the agencies. more
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This artist rendering depicts one of the Container Village units as it looks from the outside.
Valley’s first development with homes made from shipping containers coming to Glendale
One nonprofit has come up with a new way to combat homelessness and the high cost of housing in the Valley. more
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This artist rendering depicts how the 368-unit Centerline on Glendale will look at the southeast corner of 67th and Glendale avenues.
New Glendale project to address affordable housing, Centerline development
With groundbreaking on an affordable housing development in Glendale approaching, the city next month will submit a request with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for grant money to support the project. more
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Car accident in Glendale kills one person
A car crash in Glendale on Wednesday afternoon left one person dead. more
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Here’s where to ‘treecycle’ Christmas trees in Glendale
The city of Glendale’s Solid Waste Department has established several sites around town where residents can take Christmas trees for recycling from Monday, Dec. 26 through Jan. 8. Single, … more
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Master Sgt. John Roth from Luke Air Force Base and his son Cameron have some fun with the Fiesta Bowl mascot, Spirit, during Operation Santa in Glendale on Dec. 6.
Luke Air Force Base kids delight in Glendale Christmas shopping spree
Deployments are never easy for military families. more
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This photo shows a crowd of Glendale parents and children as Louis Sands hands out candy for the children in 1920. (Glendale Arizona Historical Society, courtesy)
Look back at Christmas 100 years ago in Glendale
A hundred years ago, December, 1922, Christmas in Glendale, a city of less than 3,000 people, was notable for its spirit of giving. more
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Volunteers from both the Glendale Police Department and the Sounds of the Southwest Singers carry in two vehicle loads full of toy donations for the Glendale Family Advocacy Center downtown on Dec. 22.
Volunteers collect Christmas toys for kids at Glendale Family Advocacy Center
Volunteers and members of the Glendale Police Department came together Thursday to bring Christmas toys to some of the city’s most in-need children. more
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Glendale Police Officer Jason Wiechmann quite literally makes a list and checks it twice while collecting toys for his assigned family through the 37th Annual 911 Toy Drive/Blue Santa Days. Tiffanie Trader, a Blue Santa volunteer, helps him gather toys on Dec. 22 at the Toy Drive Warehouse at S&K Oil Sales in Glendale.
Glendale the site for last-minute toy deliveries from law enforcement officers
Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Wilmer Tinoco definitely had his hands full Thursday morning. more
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Lt. Jason Zimmerman
Cancer claims longtime Glendale police officer (video)
The Glendale Police Department on Wednesday announced that one of their officers has died. more
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A look back at Glendale’s most popular stories in 2022
With the new year in sight, now is the perfect time to look back at the biggest stories in Glendale in 2022, according to you, our online readers. more
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Firefighter Mark Fowl, who started with the Glendale Fire Department in 2002, died from brain cancer Dec. 19, the department announced.
20-year Glendale firefighter dies from cancer
A Glendale firefighter has died, the department announced. more
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The Dysart Unified School District front office in Surprise.
Overrepresentation of Black, Hispanic among suspended students could violate civil rights law
Camron Olivas has been suspended at least five times throughout middle and high school for being late to class. more
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This photo provided by the victim’s family shows Victor Daniel Ruiz Reyes, who was killed early Saturday morning in Glendale.
Glendale police need help finding homicide suspects
Glendale police need help identifying suspects involved in a homicide from over the weekend. more
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Folks from the homeless community enjoy free lunch courtesy of the Arizona Kosher Pantry at a Dec. 15 event in Glendale.
Homeless community treated with ‘dignity’ at Glendale free lunch event
The sun was shining on an otherwise chilly 50-degree late morning the week before Christmas, there was a gathering of helpful folks everywhere Bruce Vanhuss looked, and a hot catered meal. more
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Suspect sought after non-life threatening shooting outside Glendale concert
A suspect remains at large after a shooting wounded a victim outside of a concert in Glendale Tuesday night. more
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Loop 101 near Cardinals Way
Valley commuters need Monday Night Football game plan
Commuters will be tackling heavier traffic Monday afternoon prior to the Monday Night Football game between the Cardinals and Patriots. Arizona Department of Transportation officials advise the … more
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Levi Gibson.
Glendale tabs new budget and finance director
Levi Gibson is the city of Glendale’s new budget and finance director. more
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Glendale residents can schedule public transit rides with new app
The city of Glendale will retire its Dial-A-Ride program with the launch of the brand-new Glendale OnBoard phone app. more
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Valley police advocate for treating some repeat offenders, not arresting them
Arresting and rearresting the same suspects over and over just isn’t working in Glendale or many other Valley cities. more
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Stephanie Simacek and Paul Carver.
Official Deer Valley Unified board election results canvassed, certified
The official General Election canvass presented by the Maricopa County Elections Department shows final results for three Glendale-focused education votes from November’s ballots. more
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New Glendale Airport Administrator Matt Smith is seen at the airport on Dec. 1, with State Farm Stadium visible just over his shoulder. The open land behind the airport to the east contains 100 acres eyed for development.
Glendale planning ‘aggressive’ airport expansion
The Glendale Municipal Airport — which has more expenses than revenue — is looking to develop more than 100 acres on site in an effort to become financially self-sufficient. more
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Valley Metro buses, light rail and GUS 1 will operate on a Sunday schedule on Monday, Dec. 26 and on Monday, Jan. 2.
Here are Glendale services to be impacted by holiday hours
The city of Glendale offices will be closed Monday, Dec. 26 in observance of the Christmas holiday and Monday, Jan. 2 in observance of the New Year’s Day holiday. more
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Frutilandia, a restaurant concept crafting authentic Latin treats, is hosting the “Frutilandia Toy Drive Challenge” at all eight of its locations throughout the Valley.
Valley restaurant chain hosts holiday toy drive challenge
Locally owned and family operated Frutilandia, a restaurant concept crafting authentic Latin treats, is hosting the “Frutilandia Toy Drive Challenge” at all eight of its locations … more
Trailer loaded with 100+ cows crashes on Glendale freeway
Southbound lanes on Loop 101 near the Maryland Avenue off-ramp in Glendale are expected to open up again after an early morning incident on Friday. more
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