Phoenix woman indicted for attempting to smuggle rifles and weapon parts over the southern...
PHOENIX — A Phoenix woman was indicted by a grand jury recently for attempting to smuggle multiple rifles and weapon parts across the southern border in April, according to the United States Department of Justice District of Arizona. According to court documents, on April 19, Migdelia Irma Mendoza, 42,...
Multiple vehicles, apartment units struck by gunshots overnight in north Phoenix
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Several people at a north Phoenix apartment complex awoke to bullet holes in their walls and vehicles Thursday morning. Phoenix Police were called to a report of gunshots fired just before 1 a.m. near 28th Drive and Sahuaro Drive, just north of Peoria Avenue, in the Metrocenter area. Officers found
Store Clerks Call Phoenix Police on a White Man Causing a Disturbance, But Cops...
Once again, police prove they can abuse and attack innocent Black people and get away with it. The latest example is from Arizona, where a […] Store Clerks Call Phoenix Police on a White Man Causing a Disturbance, But Cops Show Up and Assault the Black Man on the Scene Instead. Then, Civil Service Board Quietly Lets
WATCH: Arizona teacher retires after 46 years at the same school
PHOENIX — In 1979, Cindy White started her career as a first-grade teacher at Sunrise Elementary School in the Deer Valley Unified School District in Phoenix. Now, 46 years later, she's hanging it all up and retiring. White spent all those years at the same school. She taught first...
P.B. Bell marks 50 years in Arizona multifamily housing
P.B. Bell is marking its 50th anniversary, reflecting on five decades of multifamily development, acquisitions and property management in Arizona. Founded May 10, 1976, by Phil Bell, the company has grown from a small operation into a regional firm that has developed or acquired more than 11,500 units and managed more
Things to do: Star Wars in Concert, Big 12 tournament, Celebrate Reggae and more
The weekend is here! Check out these fun events happening around the Valley on May 22-24.
Chandler records sharpest drop in renter mobility across U.S. cities
Arizona’s largest cities showed some of the most varied mobility patterns in the country between 2019 and 2024. A new PropertyShark analysis of the latest Census data on long-distance migration found that, while most major U.S. cities saw owners moving less and renters moving more, Chandler recorded the sharpest renter
FAA Flight Path Proposal Could Impact Noise Levels Across Phoenix Area
Residents across the Phoenix metro area are being encouraged to review and comment on proposed flight path updates that could affect aircraft noise in neighborhoods throughout the Valley. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) recently released a Draft Environmental Assessment tied to its ongoing airspace modernizat
Phoenix Cuts Property Tax Rate, Boosts Housing and Family Services in Unanimous Budget Vote
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego (D-AZ) and the City Council unanimously approved the city's fiscal year 2026-27 budget on Tuesday, putting affordable housing, cost-of-living relief, and expanded family services at the center of the spending plan. "We just unanimously passed a city budget focused on affordability," Mayor Gal
This high-speed Arizona go-kart track makes drivers feel like Formula 1 pros
If you have ever dreamed of speeding around a track like a real race car driver, Andretti Indoor Karting and Games in Chandler, Arizona is the place to be. Located at 1712 S Cooper Rd, this massive entertainment venue combines high-speed go-kart racing with arcade games, laser tag, bowling, and more.

















