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The Scottsdale Civic Center won a Crescordia award from Arizona Forward for environmental excellence.
Scottsdale captures top environmental award for its Civic Center renovation
Arizona Forward honored the city and the Scottsdale Civic Center with a Crescordia award in “Civic Buildings, Structures, and Landscape Design.” The Crescordia — a Greek term … more
This year’s field drills include fire-shelter deployment, hand-line preparation, structure protection exercises, along with radio communication drills.
State, federal, local wildfire response training in Apache Junction
The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management along with federal and local cooperators begin an annual, two-day wildland fire training Monday as the state prepares for the upcoming fire … more
A man is shown riding a bicycle. The governing body approved a separate measure to apply for a federal grant to help improve its road safety within the city limits. The grant is from the Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant Program.
Goodyear to apply for funding on two projects
The Goodyear City Council approved a measure that would help an elementary school improve its security. The council gave the go ahead to apply for a $120,000 Gila River Indian Community grant … more
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Blue Zones Project Scottsdale is having a watch party throughout April for the four-part Netflix docuseries on Blue Zones.
Blue Zones celebrates watch party for Netflix docuseries on it
Blue Zones Project Scottsdale is holding its first exclusive big-screen watch party of the four-part Netflix docuseries "Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones." The first episode will be viewed … more
Phoenix police officer hospitalized after Friday night shooting
An off-duty Phoenix police officer was shot multiple times Friday night while investigating reports of an attempted armed robbery near 3300 W. Southern Ave., authorities said. At about 11:30 … more
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has approved a bill, known as the "tamale bill," that would allow various home-cooked items to be sold.
Arizona's 'tamale bill' gets governor's approval
PHOENIX — Sometime this summer, something already occurring on Arizona streets will be legal. And that is the sale of home-made tamales and certain other items classified as “cottage … more
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Arizona Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs delivers the State of the State address at the state Capitol, Monday, Jan. 8, 2024, in Phoenix.
State Legislature fiscal policy, bills that affect Town of Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley Town Council welcomed back legislative lobbyist Doug Cole to its meeting March 28 to give an update on the Arizona State Legislature, ballot measures, and bills relevant to the town … more
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Members of the Cesar Chavez foundation, Mesa City Officials and more present the plaque honoring Cesar Chavez's life and legacy in Mesa.
Grandson of Cesar Chavez unveils plaque in Mesa honoring civil rights leader
The city of Mesa honored the late civil rights leader Cesar Chavez on Friday, March 29, by unveiling a plaque in his name at the Eagles Community Center. Volunteers, city officials and members … more
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The city of Peoria held a webinar about Amkor Technologies, March 27. The recorded webinar will be available to the public no later than April 3.
City addresses Amkor concerns from north Peoria residents
The new Tempe-based Amkor Technologies facility on 55 acres in the commercial core of master-planned Vistancia has raised many questions from residents living in the area. more
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Surprise saw crime rates go down in 2023, compared to the previous years, according to statistics the Surprise Police Department presented to the National Incident Based Reporting System.
Surprise crime took dip in 2023
Crime statistics the Surprise Police Department reported to the National Incident Based Reporting System show crime overall went down in 2023 over the previous the year. more
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Elementary Education Executive Director Jason Martin addresses the Gilbert Public Schools Governing Board about whether two properties once set aside for elementary schools will be needed in the future.
With bond off table, Gilbert Public Schools considers land sale
Gilbert Public Schools will forgo an attempt to acquire a bond this fall to address its capital needs, but the district will ask voters for permission to sell two plots of land it owns.   … more
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Timothy Rexford Grant, 76, was booked into the Maricopa County Jail March 27 on a manslaughter charge after he allegedly fatally stabbed his roommate.
Scottsdale Man arrested on manslaughter charge
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