SNAP theft leaves Arizonans in need with few options
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Phoenix one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. This article is part of a package of stories featured on this...
Arizona Flood Warnings Nov. 2: Rivers Rising, Roads at Ris
Phoenix, AZ – Flood warnings remain in effect across portions of central Arizona early Monday, November 2, after prolonged rainfall caused significant rises in rivers, streams and washes, creating dangerous conditions near low-water crossings and flooded roadways.
Prop 319 challenges Scottsdale’s ‘flash-and-cite’
You think you can make the intersection before the yellow light turns red – so you stomp on the gas. Or you’re late for an appointment, traffic is light, no cops around – so you edge up to 45, 46, 47 in a 35 mph zone. Either...
The Phoenix Restaurant Openings and Closings You Need to Know About: October 2026
October brought new restaurant concepts to the Valley, and some of those came from other cities ready to try a hand at the Phoenix dining scene. Other restaurant newcomers boast $2 street tacos, seafood with a barbecue twist, and Southwestern comfort food. But this month also brought tough news. We said goodbye to longtime Valley […] The post The Phoenix Restaurant Openings and Closings You Need to Know About: October 2026 first appeared on DiningOut .
Charles Schwab Cup Championship will move to Papago Golf Club in 2027
The PGA Tour Champions announced that the Charles Schwab Cup Championship will move to Papago Golf Club in Phoenix, Arizona, starting in 2027. This decision follows Phoenix Country Club’s plans to undergo a year-long, multi-million-dollar renovation beginning in the summer of 2027. DEEPER DIVE: 10 Arizona restaurants make Yelp’s...
Before Congress and the governor’s race, Andy Biggs had Sharon Slater
Republican candidate for Governor Andy Biggs. From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Phoenix one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. Long before he was Arizona’s Republican...
Weekend rainfall amounts vary across Arizona, 3 inches of snow accumulates at Snowbowl
Storms rolled through Arizona throughout the weekend, causing widespread effects in different regions of the state. In Maricopa County, Phoenix saw its first rainfall on Halloween since 1987, while several surrounding areas surpassed 2 inches of total rain. Floods and frequent showers affected travelers throughout the weekend, as ponding of...
Arizona and UCLA open in Las Vegas with a rivalry that needs no warmup
The season is only beginning, but Arizona and UCLA will already share a stage that feels bigger than an ordinary opener. The teams meet Monday at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, where a neutral court puts the focus on the rivalry and the opportunity to begin the year with a statement.
Man rescued from sinkhole in Phoenix backyard
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man was rescued after falling into a sinkhole in his Phoenix backyard Sunday afternoon. First responders were called to the area of 24th Street and Thomas Road around 3 p.m. after reports that the man had fallen into the sinkhole. The hole was about six feet deep, fire officials said.
Gov. Hobbs ‘closely monitoring’ flooding and evacuations across the state
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — As several Arizona counties deal with major flooding, Governor Katie Hobbs said she is tracking the situation. “I’m closely monitoring the Oak Creek flooding and evacuations across Arizona. I’ve directed state resources to help,” Hobbs said in a post on X. Hobbs said...
