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Animal lovers will come together at the Homestead Community Center at DC Ranch Oct. 21 to raise money for Foothills Animal Rescue.
Whiskers & Wine to raise money for Scottsdale’s shelter animals
For one October evening, some of the Valley’s favorite restaurants, wineries, breweries and distilleries will gather at DC Ranch with a shared purpose: helping homeless pets find their way home. … more
ASM, which makes machines that make microchips, is expecting to open the doors to its 400,000-square-foot, $500-million global research and development center in Scottsdale sometime in the first quarter of 2027.
ASM to open Scottsdale facility in 2027 Q1
With companies like the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company building a new facility in Phoenix, the Valley is quickly turning into a global hub for microchip manufacturing, and Scottsdale will … more
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The city of Peoria is one of many Arizona municipalities planning to sue or already suing fire truck manufacturers.
Arizona cities join lawsuit against fire truck manufacturers
A variety of Arizona cities and towns are suing New York-based private equity firm American Industrial Partners, Wisconsin-based Rev Group, and other entities, accusing fire truck manufacturers of monopolizing the industry. more
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The Scottsdale City Council wants to crack down on alcohol-related crimes in Old Town
Scottsdale City Council looking to improve city’s grip on alcohol-related crimes in Old Town
The Scottsdale City Council has put public safety in Old Town squarely in its sights. The council voted unanimously to have its Community Safety Subcommittee look at ways to improve safety as it … more
The Scottsdale City Council unanimously approved Mayor Lisa Borowsky’s motion to agendize a work study session to discuss conservation incentives issues sometime in the future.
Scottsdale City Council set to discuss water issues
The Scottsdale City Council will have a discussion on water conservation incentives sometime in the future. Council voted 7-0 during its Aug. 25 meeting to approve Mayor Lisa Borowsky’s motion … more
Lasting Impressions Window & Door, 4454 E. Thomas Road, Phoenix.
Need windows? Visit your local family-owned business
Lasting Impressions, 4454 E Thomas Rd, Phoenix, is a family business co-owned by Mark Jacobson and his brother-in-law, Frank Scarcello. Jacobson’s brother, Brian Jacobson and Frank, started the … more
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Conservatives of Greater Scottsdale President Dan Ishac said the group is postponing its efforts to recall Scottsdale City Councilwoman Jan Dubauskas until possibly after Nov. 3 election due to a lack of signatures. The group needed to secure 12,800 signatures by Sept. 2 to get the recall on the March 2027 election.
Campaign to recall Scottsdale City Councilwoman Jan Dubauskas on hold
Those behind the effort to recall Scottsdale City Councilwoman Jan Dubausks have suspended their efforts until possibly after the Nov. 3 general election. “Over the past three months, … more
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Jennifer Kaplan
Jennifer Kaplan named 2026 PRNEWS People of the Year honoree
Jennifer Kaplan, president and CEO of Evolve PR & Marketing, has been named a 2026 PRNEWS People of the Year honoree, marking her second consecutive year receiving the prestigious national … more
Plenty of woofers and their people came out Aug. 21, to celebrate the creation of the Thompson Peak Park dog park.
Scottsdale opens new Thompson Peak Dog Park
Scottsdale dogs have a new place to run, play and make a few new friends. A new 3.5-acre dog park is the latest amenity at Thompson Peak Park, 20199 N. 78th Place. The bond-funded project … more
City Councilwoman Solange Whitehead asked her colleagues to agendize a discussion on the rules governing campaign signs. Councilwoman Jan Dubauskas said the issue needs to be looked at and presented photos of Whitehead’s signs that aren’t down yet.
City looking into tougher rules for political signs
The Scottsdale City Council is looking on possibly cracking down on political signs. The council voted 7-0 during its Aug. 24 meeting to have city staff look into rules related to posting … more
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Scottsdale City Councilwoman Solange Whitehead asked the council during its Aug. 24 meeting to put an item on a future agenda that could possibly bring a general public comment section not dealing with items on the agenda back to the beginning of meetings. Instead, the council voted 5-2 to give the idea to city staff to investigate and report on. Only Vice Mayor Maryann McAllen and Whitehead supported the request.
Scottsdale council tells staff to look at public comment timing during meetings
Moving public comment that involves items not on the agenda back to the start of Scottsdale City Council meetings doesn’t look like it’s going to happen anytime soon. Councilwoman Solange … more
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City Attorney Luis Santaella released his annual report showing a growing workload and use of innovative technology.
Scottsdale City Attorney handling increasing workload
Scottsdale’s City Attorney’s Office handled a growing litigation caseload, prosecuted thousands of criminal cases, supported major city initiatives, and expanded efforts to manage financial and … more
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