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PHOENIX — Phoenix’s controversial speed enforcement cameras have now been live for more than a month, and the city says they’re already catching thousands of speeding drivers. According to Phoenix officials, nearly 7,900 citations were mailed out during the first month of enforcement from the city’s 17...

PHOENIX — A man pushing a shopping cart died in a crash near Loop 202 in Phoenix on May 27, according to the city's police department. Around 9:30 p.m., officers were called to Loop 202 Red Mountain and 44th Street for a car-pedestrian crash. Upon arrival, police found a...

Ever wondered which Arizona towns locals warn visitors about after sunset? From car thefts and burglaries to violent crime concerns, some communities across the state continue making headlines for safety issues long after dark. While Arizona remains one of America’s top travel destinations for desert landscapes, nation

A 69-year-old man was killed late Wednesday night after a car struck him on a busy stretch of 44th Street in east Phoenix, authorities said. The collision happened around 9:24 p.m. near the 1100 block of North 44th Street and left the man fatally injured at the scene. Responding officers...

Tucked inside a small strip mall on Hayden Road in Scottsdale, Arizona, Goldman’s Deli has been quietly winning over locals and visitors alike with its honest, homestyle cooking. The star of the menu is the Reuben sandwich — a towering, flavor-packed creation that keeps customers coming back again and again.

Open Sun–Thu 7 AM–10 PM | Fri–Sat 7 AM–11 PM. Olive & Ivy feels like a mini escape on the Scottsdale Waterfront, where locals slip in for brunch, dinner, or drinks and end up staying longer than planned. The patio glows at golden hour, with wine...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A major road in west Phoenix has reopened after a crash that left a pedestrian dead early Thursday morning. While details are extremely limited, first responders were called to the crash near 27th Avenue and Ocotillo Road, just south of Glendale Road, around midnight. Arizona’s Family...

Maricopa County is launching a new pilot in Phoenix to help combat high eviction rates. The pilot will allocate $800,000 to better identify households at risk of eviction, provide residents with resources and better collaborate with participating landlords and justice courts. Kate Brophy McGee, chair of the county Boar

Every Phoenix-area apartment investor and homebuilder has to make a case that their residents will have an adequate water supply. Many are breathing easier today. Leaders from the Greater Phoenix business and economic development community are applauding a landmark three-state agreement between Arizona, California, and

Everyone, from Yelp reviewers to real estate companies, claims to have crunched the data to find the best places for pizza. Others hit the streets in the name of research, including the Phoenix New Times food team. Arguably, no one has racked up more airline miles in pursuit of the world’s best pies than an anonymous g