Glendale AZ

The Valley is one of the biggest markets for institutional investment landlords — that is, professional investors managing huge pots of money who buy up single-family homes, per a new study. Why it matters: Housing affordability in the Phoenix area is already a problem, and the prevalence of corporate landlords makes i

The Glendale Public Library is honoring the stars of a beloved Arizona television show and cultural institution. Earlier this month, the library began issuing a commemorative library card celebrating “The Wallace and Ladmo Show,” the children’s show that aired on Phoenix station KPHO for 35 years. The...

When remote work became normal, thousands of people sold expensive houses in California and the Northeast to buy homes in Arizona.

Weekend mornings in Arizona have a way of pulling people outside before the heat settles in, and farmers markets are one of the best reasons to set that early alarm. From downtown Phoenix to Flagstaff and Sedona, these markets serve up fresh produce, local baked goods, handmade crafts, and a chance to meet the people w

OPINION -- I am writing to express my concern regarding the city of Peoria's continued failure to provide public records concerning the proposed Amkor Technologies project.

While we aren’t seeing headlines about immigration agents swarming U.S. cities right now, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is still detaining and deporting record numbers of people. And, right in the middle of Phoenix, there is a temporary holding facility where detainees are being held much longer than they...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The Arizona Attorney General’s Office is investigating if fire truck manufacturers may have engaged in anticompetitive practices, amid reports of a firefighting equipment crisis from departments across the nation. Several Arizona fire departments have reportedly raised alarms about skyrocketing cos

PHOENIX - An argument between two women led to a deadly shooting at a West Phoenix home on Tuesday morning. Two women were involved in a verbal fight at a home near 75th Avenue and Indian School Road at around 5:45 a.m. on Sept. 8. During the fight, Phoenix Police said two men tried to calm things down.

A 62-year-old man died Monday afternoon after crashing his electric bicycle into the back of a tractor-trailer in Phoenix, authorities said. The truck was parked near 19th Avenue and Mountain View Road, between Dunlap and Peoria avenues, when it was hit by an e-bike about 3:30 p.m., according to the Phoenix Police Depa

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Three Arizona women have taken legal action against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, saying they were attacked by ICE agents during two separate protests earlier this year. Both incidents were captured on video. Incident at Zipps on Greenway. The first incident happened in January outside.