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Republican Rep. Leo Biasiucci and Democrat Analise Ortiz, two of the leaders of the movement to override some zoning laws, detail Tuesday how they believe it will create more affordable housing in Arizona (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Lawmakers pressuring Hobbs to sign affordable housing legislation
PHOENIX — A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pressuring a reluctant Gov. Katie Hobbs to sign legislation they believe will lead to more affordable housing in Arizona. more
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Pair of pickleball tournaments coming to Surprise
Big-time pickleball is returning to Surprise. more
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The Mesa Community College police department’s mission — “Support the educational mission of the Maricopa Community College District by providing professional, community-oriented services to ensure a safe and secure campus for our students, faculty, staff and visitors” — plays a large role with keeping crime rates low, MCC Police Cmdr. Sonny Hudson said.
Mesa to vote on increasing funding amounts for police-ASU partnership
The Mesa City Council is set to vote on entering a second amendment to an intergovernmental agreement for crime analysis between the city and Arizona State University at its upcoming meeting. … more
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The “Barbie: A Cultural Icon” exhibition at the Phoenix Art Museum opens with a display of one of the first Barbie dolls. The first Barbie debuted in 1959. Photo taken in Phoenix on Feb. 21, 2024. (Cronkite News/Emily Mai)
Pretty in pink: Phoenix Barbie exhibit highlights cultural, fashion icon
PHOENIX — Despite many feeling the “Barbie” movie was snubbed at Sunday night’s Academy Awards, the doll franchise has continued to influence the current cultural climate. Even … more
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 The Sun Devil Battalion was founded in 1935 and is one of the oldest Army ROTC programs in the nation, according to an ASU release.
Army ROTC at ASU wins Geronimo Award
The U.S. Army Cadet Command 5th Brigade recently named the Army ROTC Sun Devil Battalion at Arizona State University as the winner of the Geronimo Award for Best Large Program in 2023. The … more
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Christopher Carrillo, case manager at the Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS in Phoenix. (Photo by Jack Orleans/Cronkite News)
Arizona HIV cases rise 20%, mostly affecting Hispanic communities
PHOENIX – When Christopher Carrillo discovered a lump behind his ear in 2011, it never occurred to him that the cause could be from HIV. “Testing wasn’t something that I … more
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Phoenix man among 6 indicted in multistate identity theft ring
A federal grand jury has returned a five-count indictment against six people, alleging they engaged in a scheme to defraud individuals and banks across the United States, including Arizona. The … more
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A Trader Joe’s distribution center is coming to the Peoria Logistics Park.
Peoria scores new businesses including Trader Joe’s distribution center
The city of Peoria recently scored economic development wins by attracting six new companies to the area that are expected provide hundreds of jobs and millions of dollars investment into the city. … more
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“Contemporary Moves” will be staged at the Orpheum Theatre downtown this month.
Ballet Arizona presents annual ‘Contemporary Moves’ in Phoenix
Ballet Arizona’s 38th season continues with its annual performance of “Contemporary Moves” from March 28-31 at Orpheum Theatre in downtown Phoenix. more
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Tom LaGravinese sings oldies songs to the Singing Pandas audience during a recent weeknight show. Susie Wong, after buying the restaurant last spring, expanded the frequency and variety of the live entertainment.
Singing Pandas: Asian cuisine and live performances
Not all restaurants in Chandler offer the chance to walk in and hear a live-sung rendition of Frank Sinatra’s “Love and Marriage.” However, you can do that at Singing … more
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An adult Aedes aegypti mosquito is pictured on a green plant.
Watch out for mosquitoes with rain, warmer temps
Recent rains combined with warmer temperatures results in rapid mosquito infestation. While not all will carry deadly diseases like West Nile Virus, it’s important for the public to be … more
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In this June 17, 2019, photo, Dravon Ames, left, and Iesha Harper pause as they listen to a question during a news conference at City Hall in Phoenix. Ames and Harper were cursed at and threatened by Phoenix police in 2019 after their 4-year-old daughter carried a fashion doll out of a dollar store without paying for it. The couple said they were unaware that their young child took the doll. Officers aimed guns at the Black couple during the confrontation, which was captured on video cell phone. (The Associated Press/Ross D. Franklin)
Phoenix asks DOJ to release full report into police when investigation ends
At the behest of a resident petition, Phoenix City Council voted last week to ask the U.S. Department of Justice to make public the report of its investigation into the city’s police department … more
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