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Pac-12 Baseball Tournament swings back into Scottsdale Stadium
Nine teams will compete May 21-25, starting with round-robin pool play Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Three games will take place each day. The three pool winners will advance to the Friday … more
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Sanctuary Camelback Mountain casitas are privately spread out.
Paradise Valley home to 3 of best resorts in world: Sanctuary Camelback Mountain
Out of thousands of resorts and hotels in the world, three of the top 500 are in the Town of Paradise Valley. This year’s Travel + Leisure’s 500 list recognized The Hermosa Inn, … more
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Gilbert Police Chief Michael Soelberg addresses the media at a news conference in which local law enforcement agencies reported that the Gilbert Goons are a gang.
'Gilbert Goons' are gang, but no added charges warranted, investigation concludes
The Gilbert Goons are a criminal gang, a multiagency investigation has concluded, but there is insufficient evidence to submit additional charges of participating in or assisting a criminal street … more
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Scottsdale homeowners can help prevent wildfires by creating a 30-foot defensible space around their homes by removing invasive plant species.
Time to get rid of invasive plant species
The winter is gone and its taken its cleansing rain showers with it. Those showers are also vital to nourishing local plant life, and they’ve done their job well. Unfortunately, they … more
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Gov. Katie Hobbs signs legislation Thursday to repeal the 1864 law that outlaws most abortions, though it cannot take effect for more than three months. Looking over her right shoulder are Rep. Stephanie Stahl Hamilton, who sponsored the bill, and House Minority Leader Lupe Contreras. (Capitol Media Services photo by Howard Fischer)
Hobbs signs Arizona abortion law repeal, but fight remains
PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs signed legislation Thursday to repeal a territorial-era abortion law. But that expected action does not end debate on the issue. In fact, it’s just … more
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Jacqueline Edwards
Maricopa County human services director takes same role in Phoenix
Jacqueline Edwards has joined the city of Phoenix as its new Human Services Department director. She has spent the last 14 years with Maricopa County, serving in various positions within the … more
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The Hermosa Inn restaurant Lon’s is the driver of property.
Paradise Valley home to 3 of best resorts in world: The Hermosa Inn
Out of thousands of resorts and hotels in the world, three of the top 500 are in the Town of Paradise Valley. This year’s Travel + Leisure’s 500 list recognized The Hermosa Inn, … more
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9 potential candidates seeking seats on West Valley school district board
With three seats set to open on the Deer Valley Unified School District’s governing board this November, nine potential candidates have filed statements of interest to run. more
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Campaign finance reports are in for the Peoria City Council race, Jan. 1 to March 31.
West Valley mayor helping bankroll 2 Peoria council candidates
Mayor Jason Beck is playing a big part in funding two candidates for Peoria City Council this year. more
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The Virgin Galactic operations office, aeronautical hangar and manufacturing/assembly will occupy two existing hangars at 5559 S. Sossaman Road known as Gateway Executive Airpark.
Parking lot reduction OK’d for Virgin Galactic’s Mesa hangars
A Virgin Galactic facility for assembling next-generation Delta class spaceships at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport can have fewer parking spaces than required, a city board decided recently. The … more
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Scottsdale Quarter is hosting its sunset serenades music program every Saturday in May.
Enjoy sunset serenades at the Scottsdale Quarter
As the warmer weather rolls in, Scottsdale Quarter, 15279 N Scottsdale Road, invites guests to take advantage of the last few weeks of spring, with live music in the perfect outdoor setting. … more
A western diamondback rattlesnake tastes the air at the Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary. Hikers and adventurers should be aware of increased encounters between humans and rattlesnakes as temperatures climb. (File photo by Samantha Chow/Cronkite News)
Experts warn Arizonans to watch out for rattlesnakes as weather heats up
PHOENIX — As the temperatures rise and the sun casts its golden glow over the Arizona landscape, more people are drawn outside to embrace the beauty of the outdoors. However, amid the … more
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