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Authorities on Thursday released the identity of the man whose body was found at South Mountain Park and Preserve in Phoenix earlier this week. Michael Jules Goldberg, 78, died after apparently suffering from a medical event, the Phoenix Police Department announced. The Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s Office will ma

Inspectors found major health code violations at several Valley restaurants this week. Sushi Ave in Gilbert was cited for live roaches in a food prep area and lettuce touching raw chicken. Tabla Indian Restaurant in Phoenix had six violations, including workers handling food and dishes without proper handwashing. Clove

A Phoenix man has been sentenced to 35 years in federal prison for his role as an enforcer in a transnational drug trafficking organization that brought fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine into Pennsylvania and across the country. According to the Department of Justice, 30-year-old Carlos Zamora was one of two defen

As AI is rewriting the playbook for early-career roles and the unemployment rate remains elevated among recent graduates, Scottsdale finishes as the sixth-best mid-sized U.S. city for 2026 grads to launch a career, vaulting three spots since last year in CoworkingCafe’s annual study on the top cities for grads. In Ariz

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Cleanup crews pulled thousands of pounds of trash from the Salt River following a busy weekend, including an item that has environmental officials concerned. Volunteers and state workers recovered 2,500 pounds of trash during the recent cleanup. Among the debris: 39 phones, three umbrellas, one ham

A man is under arrest after investigators say he stalked a young north Phoenix woman following a date.

PHOENIX — Glenn G. had been receiving stacks of mail addressed to a business LLC he had never heard of. The mail, primarily from banks including Chase and American Express, started trickling into his mailbox about six months ago. "You feel violated," Glenn said. He grew increasingly concerned that...

Before air conditioning, Phoenix residents creatively battled the sweltering summer heat with thick clay walls, shaded porches, and clever routines, showcasing their resilience in a harsh desert climate.

A man from Arizona has been sentenced on federal drug trafficking charges in Pennsylvania. The Department of Justice shared information saying Carlos Zamora, 30, of Phoenix, was sentenced to 35 years in jail on Wednesday. Zamora was convicted after a two-and-a-half-week trial in September, 2025. Prosecutors said he was

A weather system blew dust into the Valley on Wednesday evening and had the potential to develop into a thunderstorm, according to officials. The National Weather Service (NWS) for Phoenix posted that the head of the storm was pushing dust toward Loop 202 Santan Freeway from the south near Arizona Avenue around 4:45 p.