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Flock Safety cameras similar to this one in Chandler were to be dismantled after Police Chief Bryan Chapman announced Aug. 7 that his department’s terminating its relationship with the surveillance camera company. Chandler spokesperson Matt Burdick announced Aug. 27 that the city has covered all 36 of the cameras that were mounted around the city when the contract was terminated.
East Valley city's spokesperson says all Flock cameras covered or down
A spokesman for the city of Chandler says all Flock Safety license plate reader cameras in the city are either covered or down. Matt Burdick notified media outlets Aug. 27 in a follow-up of … more
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Outdoor parties can turn loud at short-term rental properties and now Scottsdale Police have another tool in their belt to quite them down.
Scottsdale tightening STR rules
The City of Scottsdale is cracking down further on short-term rental owners. The city code already requires them to register the name of a person, who can be contacted — 24 hours a day, seven … more
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The mixed-use center in Mesa is to have uses accessible by walking, bicycling and other transportation modes.
Portion of former GM Proving Ground in Mesa to get 2,400 homes, commercial
A mixed-use planned community with dwellings, offices and commercial businesses called Legacy Park is planned on 196.3 acres at the northeast corner of South Ellsworth Road and East Williams Field … more
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"6-7,” despite being largely meaningless, was listed as the word of the year for 2025 by Dictionary.com. 
Decoding kids: The slang terms puzzling Arizonans
Each year, parents are met with a slew of new slang as schools open. If your child has shouted “6-7” while waving their hands up and down, relax - you’re not missing much. In fact, there may be … more
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Some fear former Scottsdale City Councilman David Smith’s lawsuit to sunset the 2024 parks and preserve tax early, will eliminate funding for a land bridge for wildlife over Rio Verde Drive.
Lawsuit filed to sunset Scottsdale's 2004 parks and preserve tax early
Former Scottsdale City Councilman and city treasurer David Smith has filed a lawsuit against the city in an attempt to sunset the parks and preserves sales tax passed in 2004 early. Smith said … more
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A chart from future wagers site Kalshi shows you can wager on who will win the governor’s race in Arizona.
Appeals court ruling could change Arizona fight against Kalshi
PHOENIX — A federal appeals court has breathed new life into efforts by Attorney General Kris Mayes to prosecute an online gambling site for violating Arizona gaming laws. The 9th Circuit … more
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Children of all faiths, backgrounds or abilities are welcome at the Valley of the Sun J’s after school program.
Scottsdale’s Valley of the Sun J offering after school care
The Valley of the Sun J, 12701 N. Scottsdale Road, Suite 201, has begun registration for its Club J after school program. Club J is fully licensed and serves students in Pre-K through 4th grade … more
This month, the Arizona Gang Investigators Association named an award after Phoenix Police Officer Tyler Moldovan, who survived being shot in the line of duty in 2021.
Award named for Phoenix officer who survived being shot in line of duty
PHOENIX — The Arizona Gang Investigators Association opened its annual conference this month with a moment of pride and reverence as President Jeff Viles announced a new honor: the Tyler Moldovan … more
Northwest Christian sophomore linebacker Timmy Sands gets help from a teammate to tackle Sahuarita Walden Grove senior running back Robert Cash III during a 4A football first round playoff game Nov. 15, 2024 at Northwest Christian. Sands is now a senior team captain.
2026 Preps football preview: Northwest Christian
Continuity and closeness are typically two primary advantages for Northwest Christian, as kids who started playing together before high school and knew each other since first grade mesh on the field. … more
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Mark Durdur from Sahara Turkish Coffee is one of the many vendors who you may find at the Fountain Hills Fall Farmers Market this September.
Fountain Hills bringing flavors of fall with upcoming farmers' market
Fountain Hills aims to bring the flavors of fall to the community with its upcoming farmers market. The fall market runs from 8 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. starting on Sept. 5 at the Fountain Hills … more
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Flock Safety cameras similar to this one in Chandler are to be dismantled after Police Chief Bryan Chapman announced Aug. 7 that his department is terminating its relationship with the surveillance camera company. Now the Arizona Attorney General's Office is investigating the cameras' use.
Arizona AG to investigate use of Flock, other license plate readers
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes will investigate the use of automated license plate readers around the state following several weeks of cities abandoning the technology after some audits showed … more
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The Mesa Transportation Department on Aug. 27 completed its LED streetlight installation project. The final fixture was installed in front of the Transportation Administration Building, 300 E. 6th St. Mayor Mark Freeman was with Transportation Streetlight Technician Harry Hammonds for the installation.
East Valley city installs final LED streetlight, ending 7-year project
The Mesa Transportation Department on Thursday completed its LED streetlight installation project that converted all 46,064 streetlights to light emitting diode fixtures. The final fixture was … more
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