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The latest round of WARN notices comes as layoffs continue to climb across Arizona's job market.
Residents can attend free city events and check holiday closures, transit schedules and fire restrictions.
City leaders cited a second straight decline in heat-related deaths and severe illnesses as summer services continue.
City of Phoenix is hiring for summer aquatics jobs, with some positions open to applicants as young as 15.
Phoenix police said the driver of a passenger car died after a crash involving a semi in west Phoenix early Monday.
Lower desert highs will stay below normal through midweek as gusty winds and low humidity raise wildfire concerns.
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A city partnership with Mill and R.City tracked food scraps from offices and homes as Phoenix works on waste goals.
Temperatures could reach 113 degrees in Phoenix and surrounding communities as dangerous heat grips the Valley through Thursday evening.
The school-based free meal program ends June 25, but community partner sites will continue offering free meals for children in July.
The family-owned Italian restaurant announced its closure on its website after serving Phoenix-area diners for more than two decades.
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City leaders said the changes are meant to help residents protect dogs during dangerous summer conditions.
Stage 1 fire restrictions trigger added fireworks limits in Phoenix as the city steps up July 4 enforcement.
Police said a woman late in her pregnancy and her infant died after a two-vehicle crash late Friday night.
The National Weather Service forecast widespread moderate heat risk and localized major heat risk Wednesday and Thursday.
The father-daughter dance has long been a cherished tradition at weddings, symbolizing the special bond between a father and his daughter.
The Veterans In Need Project provides critical support and resources to veterans facing financial hardship and other challenges.
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Maricopa County has confirmed 17 human West Nile virus cases so far this year, up from four at this time last year.
The city is promoting free, family-friendly celebrations with music, activities, food vendors and nighttime displays.
The man has not been identified, and the medical examiner will determine the cause of death.
City officials said planning is continuing for Fire Station 46 renovations, with timelines to come later.
City offices and facilities will adjust hours for Juneteenth, with transit running a regular weekday schedule Friday.
A 36-year-old woman died after she was found at a Phoenix motel, and her baby remained hospitalized Tuesday.
Police and firefighters were at Mormon Trailhead early Tuesday after a missing hiker was found dead on South Mountain.
Residents can stop by June 24 at Maryvale High School to ask questions and share input on the proposed project.
Detectives are investigating after three adults were shot at a Phoenix home Saturday morning.
Rain chances remain in the forecast at least another day, with the best potential over higher terrain and some desert areas.
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Made possible through a grant from the Phoenix Suns/Phoenix Mercury Foundation, the court will serve approximately 1,500 girls.
Frederick Fisher Jewelers brings its “small-town feel, luxury experience” to a new showroom in Glendale.
Team celebrates with a grand opening and a $10,000 donation to Food Bank of the Rockies.
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The Fillmore Gardens project follows a 2023 pilot and is part of Phoenix's broader water conservation strategy.
Police said officers found a man shot multiple times around 4 a.m. at an apartment complex in west Phoenix.
Residents can submit feedback online, by email, phone or mail as planners review possible I-10 design changes.
The lease is up, but Tambayan isn't done. The beloved Filipino restaurant is expanding across the Valley, starting in Mesa.