Ducey's Top COVID-19 Advisor Urges Parents To Get The ‘Safe' Vaccine For Their Kids

Despite free vaccines being available to all adults since March, COVID-19 cases continue to persist.

Arpaio Legal Tab Hits $100M As Taxpayers Foot His Last Bills

Maricopa County taxpayers have paid for suits involving jail deaths and immigration raids of businesses.

City Of Phoenix: The 34th Edition Of The APS Electric Light Parade Returns This Holiday Season

The lights and sounds of the APS Electric Light Parade are returning this holiday season! APS and the city of Phoenix Parks and Recreati ...

City Of Phoenix: Select Phoenix Trails Will Be Restricted During Days Of Extreme Heat

The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Board has voted to formally adopt a program limiting hiking on some trails during extreme heat.

City Of Phoenix: Phoenix Distributing Free Transit Passes To Those Most In Need

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City Of Phoenix: City, Police Department Launch New Website For Community Updates On The USDOJ Investigation

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City Of Phoenix: Phoenix Distributing Free Bus Passes To Those Most In Need

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City Of Phoenix: International Archaeology Day At Pueblo Grande Museum And Archaeological Park

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HUD, Arizona Housing Providers Settle Over Discrimination Claims

A woman claimed the owner of Roosevelt Plaza Apartments violated the Fair Housing Act by not providing her with necessary language services.

City Of Phoenix: Portal To The Past Lecture Series

​​Explore Arizona's Water Heritage

Business Executives: Path To Citizenship A Tool To Combat Labor Shortages

Time is running out for Senate Democrats to deliver millions of undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship.

Redistricting Commission Ends The Week Without Approving Maps

As Thursday wore to an end, it was clear that there would be no bipartisan consensus on the map.

City Of Phoenix: Federal Government Advances Full Funding For Northwest Light Rail Extension

USDOT (United States Department of Transportation) action greenlights the next step in connecting the West Valley to downtown Phoenix an ...

City Of Phoenix: Famed Airport Mural Officially Displayed In New Home

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AZ Attorney General Asks For Vaccine Mandate Restraining Order

Brnovich says that President Biden's mandate violates the constitutional rights of federal employees, contractors and subcontractors.

Phoenix 2021 Election Voter Guide: School Referendums

School districts across Phoenix are asking voters for more tax dollars.

Redistricting Panel Mulls A Step Back In Drawing New Legislative Maps

There is still a lot of work left to do on proposed legislative districts, especially in Maricopa County.

Electric Bikes could soon be in Sonoran Preserve trails

The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Board created a subcommittee to review if electric bikes should be allowed on Sonoran Preserve trails.

Low-Income Voters Cast Nearly 44 Percent Of All Arizona Votes In 2020, Study Finds

Arizona had more than 5 million eligible voters in 2018 and nearly half had an annual household income of less than $50,000.

Latino Legislative Districts Begin To Take Shape As Redistricting Commissioners Strike Compromise

The proposed map would give the state eight Latino legislative districts, with a predominantly tribal ninth district.

Redistricting Commission Eyes Successor To 9th Congressional District

Ten years ago, the creation of the current Congressional District 9 was a source of discord between Democrats and Republicans.

City Of Phoenix: New Online Art Map Now Available

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Legislative Control May Hang In The Balance As Redistricting Rekindles Competitiveness Fight

The stakes are high for both parties, especially when it comes to the legislative districts that the state will use for the next 10 years.

Early Ballot Envelopes Look A Little Different For Current AZ Elections

When voters receive mailed ballots for people who don’t live at their address, they can check a box on the envelope to inform officials.

Arizona A Key State In $32 Million Investment To Turn Out Young Voters

NextGen America has a goal to register 25,000 new young voters in Arizona.

City Of Phoenix: Financial Assistance For Phoenix Families Pilot Program FAQs

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Phoenix City Council Approves $12 Million to Help Local Families

Financial Assistance for Phoenix Families Program will provide a $1,000 stipend to 1,000 families with children for up to a year in 2022.

Bennett Headlining 'Audit' Town Halls With Group That Organized 'Justice For J6' Rallies

The events are aimed at “giving the public a chance to directly question one of the central figures in the Arizona Audit.”

Arizona Has Permitted All-Mail Elections For 30 Years

State law permits special districts to conduct mail-only elections with the permission of their county board of supervisors.

City Of Phoenix: Thank A Water Hero Day | Phoenix Water Services

Phoenix Water celebrated the second annual statewide campaign, Thank a Water Hero Day, on Sept. 23, 2021, to salute the heroic services ...

City Official Briefs Ahwatukee Foothills Village on Traffic Issue

Planning Committee learns about roadway incidents and methods to reduce them

Phoenix-Area Unemployment Rate Improves: Latest Data

The Maricopa County unemployment rate improved somewhat during the late summer.

Maricopa Officials Blast Election Review's ‘Spread Of Disinformation'

The four-hour hearing was sometimes tedious, sometimes fiery, but it did not appear to change any minds.

City Of Phoenix: New City Manager Announces First Appointment, Names Lori Bays Assistant City Manager

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City Of Phoenix: Join Us For The 2021 "Phoenix Food Day & Healthfest"

Don't miss out on this year's Phoenix Food Day & Healthfest events hosted by the city of Phoenix and The Junior League of Phoenix.

Cyber Ninjas CEO Refuses To Testify At Congressional Hearing On Arizona ‘Audit’

His unwillingness to testify comes after he and Cyber Ninjas repeatedly refused to produce documents sought by the Oversight Committee.

AZ's Anti-Mask School Programs May Put Federal Funding At Risk

A top official with the U.S. Dept. of the Treasury says Arizona can't use COVID-19 money for schools without mask mandates.

Arizonans Hopeful That Focus On Missing Indigenous Persons May Pay Off

More than 80 percent of Native American women have experienced violence in their lifetimes.

In First Moves To Draw Political Maps, Arizona Redistricting Panel Eyes Major Changes

Arizona has two Voting Rights Act-protected congressional districts that cover the heavily Latino parts of the Phoenix and Tucson areas.

City Of Phoenix: City Of Phoenix Adopts Additional Homelessness Services In 2021

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