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Phoenix speed cameras mail nearly 8,000 citations in first month as debate continues

PHOENIX — Phoenix’s controversial speed enforcement cameras have now been live for more than a month, and the city says they’re already catching thousands of speeding drivers. According to Phoenix officials, nearly 7,900 citations were mailed out during the first month of enforcement from the city’s 17...
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Man pushing shopping cart dies in crash near Loop 202 in Phoenix

PHOENIX — A man pushing a shopping cart died in a crash near Loop 202 in Phoenix on May 27, according to the city's police department. Around 9:30 p.m., officers were called to Loop 202 Red Mountain and 44th Street for a car-pedestrian crash. Upon arrival, police found a...
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10 Worst Cities to Live in Arizona in 2026, According to Crime Statistics

Ever wondered which Arizona towns locals warn visitors about after sunset? From car thefts and burglaries to violent crime concerns, some communities across the state continue making headlines for safety issues long after dark. While Arizona remains one of America’s top travel destinations for desert landscapes, nation
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East Phoenix Man Killed In 44th Street Collision

A 69-year-old man was killed late Wednesday night after a car struck him on a busy stretch of 44th Street in east Phoenix, authorities said. The collision happened around 9:24 p.m. near the 1100 block of North 44th Street and left the man fatally injured at the scene. Responding officers...
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10 Cities Where Home Prices Are Slipping and What Buyers Should Understand First

For years, homebuyers have waited for the housing market to cool. High prices, tight inventory, and expensive mortgage rates made the search feel exhausting. Now, some cities are showing signs of relief. Homes are staying on the market longer, sellers are cutting prices, and buyers have more room to compare options. St
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This humble Arizona restaurant serves a mouth-watering Reuben sandwich that’s absolutely unforgettable

Tucked inside a small strip mall on Hayden Road in Scottsdale, Arizona, Goldman’s Deli has been quietly winning over locals and visitors alike with its honest, homestyle cooking. The star of the menu is the Reuben sandwich — a towering, flavor-packed creation that keeps customers coming back again and again.
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Police looking for two hit-and-run drivers who left woman dead in Phoenix

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Police are asking the public’s help in finding two drivers who hit a woman in west Phoenix and didn’t stop Wednesday night. Investigators said Kang Dixon, 83, was walking west in the right lane of McDowell Road, east of 39th Avenue, when a tan Isuzu SUV heading west hit her just before 10 p.m.
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Crash causes closure of westbound US 60 northwest of Phoenix

Drivers headed northwest of Phoenix should be aware that the westbound US 60 closed in Wickenburg on Thursday morning. A crash near milepost 110, which is near the US 93 juncture, caused the closure, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. Drivers should expect delays and look for alternate routes.
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Maricopa County launches $800K pilot program to curb evictions, homelessness

Maricopa County is launching a new pilot in Phoenix to help combat high eviction rates. The pilot will allocate $800,000 to better identify households at risk of eviction, provide residents with resources and better collaborate with participating landlords and justice courts. Kate Brophy McGee, chair of the county Boar
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Scottsdale pizzeria named among the best in U.S.

Everyone, from Yelp reviewers to real estate companies, claims to have crunched the data to find the best places for pizza. Others hit the streets in the name of research, including the Phoenix New Times food team. Arguably, no one has racked up more airline miles in pursuit of the world’s best pies than an anonymous g

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