Gilbert AZ

A chance encounter with a homeless woman after moving to Arizona led Shante Saulsberry to start a nonprofit organization to help victims of domestic violence build stability in their lives. Now she is working to take it a step further, by creating housing. Saulsberry, who grew up in foster care, founded Janice’s...

Nearly 100 Valley Jews filled Third Street in downtown Phoenix with song, a shofar and a celebratory mood on Sunday, Oct. 19, as they marched together in the annual Phoenix Pride Parade. Behind a large white banner reading “AZ Jews for Pride,” the group sang Jewish songs, waved rainbow flags and even broke into the...

Finding good seafood is the Valley can be tricky considering we are a landlocked state. However, Cousins Maine Lobster is bringing its tasty seafood to Arizona as part of the restaurant's nationwide expansion. Cousins Maine Lobster is fast-casual restaurant with food trucks serving up seafood staples around the...

MESA, Ariz. — An East Valley teacher has been sentenced to more than a century in prison for crimes committed against two of his former juvenile students. Cory Kapahulehua, 44, was recently sentenced to 187 years in an Arizona prison after he was convicted of several felony offenses of child molestation and sexual...

ABC 15 News - 10/24/2025 01:40:43 AM. The recent arrest of 19-year-old Talyn Vigil, previously charged with felony murder and kidnapping, has sparked a heated debate among the public. Vigil was arrested again in Gilbert, AZ for allegedly violating a protection order. He is currently awaiting trial for the initial...

Army veteran Josh Henderson and a SWAT officer are walking 150 miles from the Tucson VA to the Phoenix VA

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Retired law enforcement leaders are calling for more crisis intervention teams to help decrease the number of times calls for help turn into shootings. Crisis intervention teams, or CIT’s are typically secondary responders. Retired Phoenix Police Commander Dr. Jeff Hynes says, in a perfect world,...

PHOENIX — More than 850,000 people in Arizona received Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits in August 2025. In 2024, more than 900,000 Arizonans relied on SNAP benefits. But in November, Arizonans who rely on these benefits will not receive them unless the federal government, which is currently shut...

kjzz.org - 10/22/2025 04:12:52 PM. The tragic death of teenager Emily Pike has sparked a heated debate. Emily's father has filed a lawsuit against the group home, Sacred Journey, alleging negligence that led to her death. The group home, however, denies any fault, blaming Emily's parents and the San Carlos Apache...

Phoenix has been grasping for calm in the wake of recent turmoil, with incidents of robbery and officer-involved shootings causing community concerns. According to ABC 15, the Phoenix Police Department is seeking assistance in identifying two suspects allegedly involved in a robbery on October 15 near 7th Street and...