Phoenix Seeking Rezoning for Latest 19th Ave. Area Redevelopment
The Phoenix City Council is set to consider rezoning 12.4 acres at 19th and Montebello avenues, adding momentum to an ongoing effort to generate transit-oriented redevelopment near the expanded light rail. In a request scheduled to be heard Nov. 6, the City of Phoenix Public Transit Department is seeking to...
Son of Maricopa County prosecutor among group arrested for attack outside ASU dorm
TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — The son of a Maricopa County prosecutor is accused of taking part in a brutal beating that left one person injured at Arizona State University’s Tempe campus last month. Authorities say the following suspects were arrested in connection with the assault:. Justin Otis. Donnell...
I-10 reopened after deadly crash near Mini Stack in Phoenix
DPS initially said it was a multiple-vehicle crash that resulted in injuries but later clarified that only one vehicle was involved. Gibby Parra has the latest.
Phoenix Taco Bus Owner Sentenced To Federal Prison After Raid
The owner of Phoenix’s most distinctive taco truck was sentenced to 20 months in federal prison on Tuesday for a firearms charge and employing undocumented unauthorized immigrants at his businesses, which include a brick-and-mortar restaurant. The judge sentenced Blademir Angulo Audeves to two months more than the...
‘You can’t retire when there’s injustice’: Phoenix activist writes book in honor of day...
One sunny morning in Phoenix, Arizona, in the parking lot of a Home Depot at 36th Street and Thomas Road, dozens of men sit on the outskirts waiting for someone to hire them as laborers. Salvador Reza approaches them. They look at him and begin asking him questions about immigration.
A strong application is key to renting in Phoenix
Searching for a new apartment can be exciting, and stressful. The Phoenix rental market is competitive year-round, a sign of how quickly the city is growing and thriving. With more demand comes more
Phoenix City Council to consider $5.2 million lawsuit settlement over police vehicle hitting child
On Wednesday, the Phoenix City Council will consider paying a multimillion-dollar lawsuit settlement in connection with a police vehicle having struck a child. If approved, the settlement would be for more than $5.2 million. Court records say that, in June of 2023, a child who is now about 5 years...
Hundreds to receive Thanksgiving meals in Phoenix
A Phoenix police sergeant has partnered with a local nonprofit to provide Thanksgiving meals to community members in need, with plans to distribute 450 meals this year.
Local No Kings protest organizers thank police, deputies
On Oct. 18, over 8,400 residents across Arizona's 8th Congressional District -- represented by Rep. Abe Hamadeh -- gathered for No Kings, a nationwide day of peaceful protest affirming that democracy belongs to the people. Ten protest sites stretched across Phoenix, Anthem, Peoria, Glendale, Sun City, Sun City...
Surprise Squad hands out gift cards to ease grocery costs for Phoenix shoppers
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — As Thanksgiving nears, Arizona’s Family Surprise Squad decided not to wait to start giving. Gibby Parra and the Surprise Squad crew stopped by a Valley Fry’s grocery store to surprise shoppers with gift cards — a small gesture with a big impact for families stocking up on essentials.

















