Phoenix City Council frontrunner faces conflict of interest concern
Phoenix City Council candidate Ed Hermes is also a partner at the largest law firm in the state, and if elected, he'd have to navigate significant conflict of interest concerns. Why it matters: Hermes' firm, Snell & Wilmer, regularly has business involving the city — including lawsuits against it — and Hermes wouldn't be able to participate as a councilmember in anything involving his employer. State of play: Hermes is considered the frontrunner in a crowded race to represent District 4 — he's r
Phoenix Launches SNAP Assistance Initiative
The City of Phoenix Human Services Department (HSD) launched a new initiative to help residents successfully participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The program offers guidance on applications, renewals, and work requirements. The goal is to reduce benefit loss and ensure residents can confidently submit complete information to the Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES). Information on the navigation program can be found at phoenix.gov/SNAPNAV.
Veterans Day Events and Dining Deals in Arizona 2026
Veterans Day in Arizona gives residents across the Valley plenty of ways to honor those who served, from dining deals to events. The post Veterans Day Events and Dining Deals in Arizona 2026 appeared first on Fabulous Arizona .
Firefighters extinguish massive hotel fire in north Phoenix
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Firefighters extinguished a large fire that broke out at a hotel in north Phoenix early Friday morning. Crews were called just after 5:30 a.m. to the Travelodge by Wyndham hotel near 25th Avenue and Greenway Road. When firefighters arrived, the fire had already spread to the roof.
Arizona Seafood Lovers Finally Have A Tempe Buffet Where Snow Crab, Lobster, And Sashimi...
Arizona sits hundreds of miles from the nearest ocean, yet one new spot in Tempe is acting like the coast moved next door. Snow crab legs, lobster, and fresh sashimi are piled high at a buffet that only opened its doors recently, and the crowds have already found it. Diners...
4 Red Cross shelters open as severe weather slams Arizona
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Shelters across Arizona are now open to help residents displaced by this week’s severe storms — and to prepare for more extreme weather expected to hit the state. The American Red Cross announced Thursday that four shelters in Phoenix, Chinle, White River, and Heber...
Shirtless senior arrested after pelting cars with rocks on Phoenix highway and fleeing into...
Arizona State Troopers arrested 64-year-old Adam Clayton after he allegedly hurled rocks at moving traffic on State Route 74 and tried to flee into the open desert. Authorities confirmed the spree damaged at least five vehicles and endangered seven victims before troopers took him into custody. Clayton was booked into...
Randy Bennett spent 25 years building Saint Mary’s, but one opportunity finally brought him...
Randy Bennett left Saint Mary's after 25 seasons and 589 victories to return home to Arizona State, where his basketball journey began decades earlier.
Suspected rock-thrower damages 5 cars on Arizona highway, leads DPS on chase
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — At least five cars were damaged and troopers had to chase a man on Tuesday after investigators said he was spotted throwing rocks at passing drivers on an Arizona freeway. The Department of Public Safety said a person on State Route 74, also known as Carefree...
Former Phoenix police officer accused of assault and kidnapping allowed to visit California
A Maricopa County Superior Court commissioner has given a former Phoenix police officer accused of assault and kidnapping permission to visit California. Commissioner Sigmund Popko gave Luis Vasquez Jr. a green light to travel this weekend to his godson’s first birthday party in Anaheim, California. Vasquez was one of...

















