Phoenix Police shutter historic 1975 downtown HQ
Phoenix Police Department has officially closed its old headquarters after more than 50 years. FOX 10 reports on their move to a new 27-story tower downtown.
Family of south Phoenix woman killed in drive-by still searching for answers
It’s been a year and a half with no answers for one south Phoenix family since someone drove by their home, shooting and killing a woman as she sat on her front porch.
Safeway opens new Gilbert store
Grand opening celebration highlights Safeway's investment in the Gilbert community, bringing jobs, fresh food and support for local schools and nonprofits
After years of delays, Crust debuts three eatery concepts in downtown Mesa
Crust Concepts, a Valley-based hospitality group, has opened three new restaurants in downtown Mesa after years of delays.
Penny Discontinuation Cash Rounding Changes in Phoenix
With the federal government discontinuing the penny, cities across the country are adjusting how they handle cash payments. Here in Phoenix, we are implementing a clear, consistent, and customer‑friendly process to ensure residents can continue to make smooth cash transactions—without needing one‑cent coins. These chan
Back in a flash: Photo radar returns in East Valley school zones
MESA, AZ — They slow drivers down in a flash, whether drivers like them or not! Photo radar cameras are one of the tools police, like the Mesa Police Department, use to try to change driver behavior. This is a reminder that they are back to flashing for the lower school-zone speeds.
Study Finds the 10 Most Pet-Friendly U.S. Cities Have Something in Common
If you are a pet owner, you probably feel anywhere is a great place to be one. You would be right because pet’s help make any home that much better, but a recent study identified which big cities in the United States have advantages over others — and many of them have something in common. According ...
Mesa neighborhood plagued by plane noise as FAA delays new flight path decisions
A neighborhood near Sloan Park deals with near-constant airplane noise as the FAA delays decisions on new flight paths.
German semiconductor firm shutters Mesa plant, lays off workers
A German semiconductor firm is shuttering its manufacturing plant in Mesa and laying off 98 employees.
Witness helps find driver in hit-and-run crash in west Phoenix, police say
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man is facing charges after police said he drove through a red light, hit a woman at a west Phoenix intersection and drove off Sunday. According to court documents, Yamin Nameye, 34, was heading west in a Kia Sedona on Camelback Road just east of 43rd Avenue around 2 a.m. when he did not stop for
