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Man shot by Glendale Police after allegedly pulling weapon booked in jail
Around 2 p.m. Wednesday, April 4, the Glendale Police Department received multiple calls of a male subject behaving erratically in the 6500 block of West Sierra Street. According to the callers, … more
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'March Sadness' sex-trafficking operation leads to 42 arrests
Police officers from Surprise and Scottsdale partnered recently for a two-day task force and made 42 arrests in an effort to reduce sex-trafficking  in the Valley, authorities said. … more
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Glendale City Manager Kevin Phelps
Costs of goods, services cause Glendale budget proposal to jump
Glendale's proposed $668.6 million fiscal year 2025 budget reflects the increased cost of doing business, even for cities. During a City Council budget workshop April 2, City Manager Kevin … more
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Leaders of the LG Energy Solution team joined Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs and other officials from Pinal County and Queen Creek on Wednesday in touring ongoing construction of the $5.5 billion facility.
LGES $5.5B manufacturing complex in Queen Creek underway
The construction of a major battery manufacturing complex in Queen Creek announced by South Korean-company LG Energy Solution last year is on track to be completed in two years with the first round … more
Rep. Justin Heap said the current “castle doctrine” defense appears to apply only to someone’s home or yard. He said the change he wants would expand that to cover someone’s farm or ranch and other buildings on that property. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
‘Castle Doctrine’ legislation in the hands of Hobbs
PHOENIX — The fate of legislation some have charged will lead to the shooting of migrants is now in the hands of Gov. Katie Hobbs. But what the legislation actually would do — assuming … more
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MCSO warns of scammers asking for fine payments
The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office has seen an influx of people claiming to have received calls from the agency on a fine they needed to pay. The calls are a scam seeking money, MCSO … more
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Current Glendale councilman Jaime Aldama, left, will challenge incumbent mayor Jerry Weiers, rigt, in the 2024 mayoral election. Former state senator Paul Boyer, center, announced his candidacy in February 2023 but did not file all required paperwork by the April 1, 2024 deadline.
Boyer drops out of Glendale mayoral race
As of April 1, the Glendale primary election field is official, with one less mayoral candidate than expected and the mayoral race causing a City Council seat to open. Paul Boyer did not submit … more
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I-10 billboards ask for help solving West Valley homicide case
Electronic billboards along Interstate 10 have been activated as police are seeking tips to help identify the person who struck and killed a 16-year-old in Buckeye. Buckeye recently began … more
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Leela Raj-Sankar, a Hamilton High School student, took first place in this week’s 10th annual Sun Lakes Rotary’s Four-Way Test speech competition.
Chandler-area speech contest winners announced
The Rotary Club of Sun Lakes held its 10th Annual Rotary International Four-Way Test Speech competition the morning of April 2. A student from each of Chandler Unified School District’s … more
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Peoria council celebrates the approvals of Caldwell BBQ and the Jefferson House by launching confetti into the city hall chamber April 2.
Peoria council celebrates approvals of Caldwell Country BBQ, Jefferson House
At the Peoria City Council meeting April 4, the board celebrated the approvals of Caldwell Country BBQ and the Jefferson House by launching confetti into the city hall chamber. more
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Phoenix issues final word on Final Four short-term rentals
Phoenix officials are reminding property owners they will face consequences if they rent their homes during the Final Four without an appropriate permit. The first violation for operating an … more
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Construction worker Ruben Roman drips water on his head during his lunch break, Thursday, July 24, 2014, at a job site in Phoenix. (The Associated Press/Matt York)
Phoenix adds worker heat protections for city contractors
Jason Sangster said job sites in the Valley often lack sufficient drinking water for workers that his trade union, Ironworkers Local 75 regularly supplies water to workers of other companies to … more
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