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A Phoenix firefighter demonstrates how to administer the overdose-reversal nasal spray naloxone during a media event Monday, Aug. 14, 2023, at Burton Barr Central Library in Phoenix. (Independent Newsmedia/Mark Carlisle)
Survey: Public says opioid use in Phoenix is serious problem, supports intervention funding
The public feels opioid use is a serious problem in Phoenix and is very supportive of funding substance abuse intervention and treatment initiatives, a city of Phoenix survey found. All 19 … more
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Phoenix police ID suspect in shooting, need help finding him
Phoenix police are asking to help them find the man they view as a suspect in a March 27 shooting that left a woman with life-threatening injuries. The lead suspect in the case is Xavier … more
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Mesquite Fresh Street Mex has nine Valley locations with a 10th coming soon to Laveen.
Mesquite Fresh Street Mex raising funds for Autism Awareness Month
April is  Autism Acceptance Month, and a locally owned Mexican restaurant is holding a monthlong fundraising campaign for the local autism community. more
Charging station at the Yucca branch library in Phoenix.
Phoenix, SRP install electric vehicle chargers at 6 libraries
Six Phoenix libraries have electric vehicle charging stations, a step toward the city’s goal of 500 EV stations by 2030. The city initiative with support from Tempe-based Salt River … more
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New electric vehicle chargers were installed at six Phoenix Public Library locations throughout Phoenix, SRP announced.
Charge your EV at Phoenix Public Library locations
 the City of Phoenix, with support from SRP, has successfully installed electric vehicle (EV) chargers at six Phoenix Public Library locations throughout the city. These six locations are within … more
The Black Keys will perform at Footprint Center in downtown Phoenix Thursday, Sept. 26.
Black Keys coming through Phoenix on summer tour
The Black Keys will bring their North American headline tour to Phoenix this summer. more
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The Valleypalooza festival will take place from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., April 13 at Paradise Valley Community College.
Inaugural Valleypalooza event takes thriving online community offline
Five years ago, when Blair Ballin started his online community, Living North Phoenix, he wanted a place for the North Phoenix community to share information and support each other in a drama-free … more
Harvest Park in Laveen
Phoenix opens Harvest Park in Laveen
The first of three new parks and recreational spaces plan for the Laveen area of Phoenix has opened. The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department last week celebrated the grand opening of Harvest … more
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North Carolina coach Roy Williams and players celebrate after the Tar Heels beat Gonzaga in the NCAA college basketball title game April 3, 2017, at State Farm Stadium in Glendale. Valley cities are hoping the 2024 Final Four has at least as much positive economic impact as it did when it was last in the Valley in 2017.
Valley cities: millions of reasons to welcome Final Four
Hosting the 2024 NCAA Men’s Final Four will be a boon for Valley cities, at least based on the last time March Madness’s big showcase landed in the region. A report from the W.P … more
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Phoenix to open 18 pools this year, beginning in May
The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department will open 16 pools all season long and an additional two pools, one in June and one in July, for a total of 18 pools this summer, city officials announced. … more
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Rendering of the proposed shelter site plan
West Phoenix homeless shelter proposal heads to board of adjustment
Phoenix will seek approval from the board of adjustment this week for city-owned shelter in west Phoenix. The city is proposing constructing the center at 11 S. 71st Ave., which … more
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Bikes currently share the lane with cars on Fillmore Street near Second Avenue. (Photo by Jack Orleans/Cronkite News)
Downtown Phoenix community speaks out for safer bike lanes along Fillmore Street
PHOENIX – Downtown Phoenix is growing rapidly as more people are moving to the developing center of the city. Concerns have been raised regarding walkable sidewalks, accessible bike lanes … more
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