Following are significant road construction projects and traffic restrictions occurring in Scottsdale May 21 - 30. For more information, ...
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Scottsdale is among 24 Arizona municipalities allocated financial support through the federal support program.
The city's municipal water utility received four meritorious and seven safety awards.
See the latest announcement from the Maricopa County Government.
Scottsdale's city council unanimously voted on Tuesday night to adopt an anti-discrimination ordinance. Here's what to know.
Scottsdale Unified School District will keep its mask mandate in place, despite Gov. Doug Ducey's executive order on the matter.
The expected closing date for the private placement of these notes is April 15, 2021.
The city completed the first portion of this refinancing in December 2020, involving $168.2 million in general obligation bonds.
IRS figures allow you to compare what you’re paying in taxes with that of your Maricopa County neighbors.
The city of Scottsdale wrapped up its national search by hiring Sonia Andrews as the next city treasurer on Wednesday.
Scottsdale Water's new federal grant will fund construction on a city aquifer storage project and result in water savings.
Scottsdale's first new mayor in 12 years was sworn in Tuesday and his first order of business was the city's coronavirus response.
Too many campaign signs are not being disposed of properly, prompting concerns.
Scottsdale will see a new mayor take office and several city council seats are up for grabs, even as election results continue to come in.
Patch wants to know how the voting process went for you, whether you stood in line or mailed your ballot.
The general election is finally here. Here's what Maricopa County voters can expect on the ballot and at the polls.
The general election is finally here. Here's what Maricopa County voters can expect on the ballot.
A national Republican campaign official expressed confidence that Rep. David Schweikert, who represents parts of Scottsdale, can win Nov. 3.
Ray Michaels shares with Patch why he should be elected to the represent District 24 in the Arizona State Senate.
The Scottsdale City Council met Tuesday to discuss the city's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.