Peoria to celebrate 50th Dolly Sanchez Easter event
The city of Peoria will host the 50th annual Dolly Sanchez Easter Celebration from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 4, at a new location at City Hall and Centennial Plaza, 8401 W. Monroe Street. The event marks a milestone for the longtime community tradition, transforming the downtown space into...
Step Inside Arizona’s Most Spirited Irish Pub And You’ll Feel Like You’ve Been Transported...
Sometimes the best way to escape the Arizona heat is to mentally teleport yourself 5,000 miles east to the Emerald Isle, and Tim Finnegan’s Irish Restaurant and Pub in Glendale makes that journey remarkably easy. You don’t need a passport, just an appetite for authentic Irish fare and a...
Ronald McDonald House Central and Northern Arizona Opens First Family Room in the Valley
Ronald McDonald House Central and Northern Arizona has opened its first Ronald McDonald House Family Room in the Valley, bringing a new support space to families with children receiving critical care. The post Ronald McDonald House Central and Northern Arizona Opens First Family Room in the Valley appeared first on...
Phoenix faces growing legal pressure over new data center rules
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Data center developers are punching back at the city of Phoenix, arguing that a new ordinance designed to protect neighborhoods from large-scale data center construction is unconstitutional. Phoenix has seen a surge of data centers across the Valley in recent years. Last summer, the City Council...
Family questions the safety of rideshare for medical transport
SURPRISE, AZ — A Surprise woman is raising concerns after she says her elderly father had a bad experience with a ride to a medical appointment booked through United Healthcare’s SafeRide benefit. She says it left her dad unwilling to use medical transport again. Gerry Greiner emailed ABC15,...
Peoria police welcome new K-9 trained to detect hidden electronic devices
Peoria Police are welcoming a new member to their K9 unit. K9 Roscoe, a 2-year-old Labrador Retriever, is trained to locate hidden electronic devices.
Phoenix Council Pushes Cesar Chavez Off Holiday, Puts Farmworkers In Spotlight
César Chávez is starting to come down from Phoenix’s walls and calendar. On Wednesday, the Phoenix City Council voted to begin removing Chávez’s name from city‑owned properties and to retitle the city’s March 31 observance as “Farmworkers Day.” The motion tells city staff to open formal renaming processes for plazas,...
Phoenix City Council approves new ICE policy
Phoenix city leaders are taking new steps to keep an eye on federal immigration enforcement. The city council approved a plan on Wednesday night that puts new restrictions on ICE and other law enforcement agencies using city property. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.
SRP announces summer rate cut
It is not often that one hears about a bill that is going down instead of up, but that is the case with Salt River Project (SRP) customers, as the utility is announcing lower rates in a temporary measure. FOX 10's Brian Webb reports.
New details on 2 crashes near major Glendale intersection that killed 1, injured 4,...
GLENDALE, Ariz. — New details have emerged about two crashes near a major Glendale intersection on Sunday that killed one person and injured four people, including a police officer. Police said their Real Time Crime Center picked up a "suspect erratic driver" off the Loop 101 at West Glendale...

















