Arizona HOA U-Turns on Foreclosure of $475K Home Over Owner’s $977 Debt
Toby Newton was told he would be allowed to stay in his home following a years-long conflict with the HOA over unpaid assessments.
Gathered Grounds Announces First Permanent Phoenix Location Following National Yelp Recognition
Gathered Grounds is preparing to open its first permanent brick-and-mortar coffee shop at Central Avenue and Camelback Road in Phoenix, marking a significant new chapter for the Phoenix-based coffee company after more than five years of operating primarily from a mobile coffee trailer. The company’s planned Uptown Phoe
Four people displaced, two dogs rescued after south Phoenix house fire
Four people were displaced and two dogs were rescued after a house fire near 51st Avenue and Southern Avenue in south Phoenix.
Flash Flooding in New Mexico Kills Three Near Newcomb as Powerful Southwest Storms Trigger...
NEWCOMB, NM — Flash flooding in New Mexico killed three people near Newcomb as unusually powerful storms swept across the Southwest and sent emergency crews into water rescues in parts of Arizona. The deadly flooding came after a stretch of intense rain spread across the region during the Southwest...
Two global health firms plan layoffs in metro Phoenix
Two global health firms that have previously outlined big growth plans in metro Phoenix have notified state officials that they intend to lay off more than 150 people combined in Scottsdale and Tempe.
Bins Of Kielbasa, Rye Loaves, And Imported Sweets Fill This German Deli In Arizona
Walk past the front counter here and you might catch the smell of fresh bread before you even see the sandwich board. This little market and deli in Arizona has been feeding neighborhood families for decades, with folks who first came as fourth-graders now bringing their own kids. It’s the...
Cyclist recounts close calls near site of fatal Lexington hit-and-run
Cyclist recounts close calls near site of fatal Lexington hit-and-run.
Order The Carnitas At This Family-Run Phoenix Taqueria And You’ll Understand The Hype
Some places don’t need fancy signs or trendy decor to earn a loyal following. A little counter-serve spot in South Phoenix has been packing in police officers, firefighters, office workers, and hungry travelers for decades, all lining up for tortillas made fresh every single morning. The building is plain,...
Mesa Approves $3 Billion Development Project Creating 13,500 Jobs
Massive Development in Mesa Promises Jobs and Growth. In a transformative move for Mesa, the city council has greenlit an extensive development project, setting the stage for a significant economic boon. The ambitious Legacy Park and Gateway Crossing initiative, with a projected investment of approximately $3 billion,
You Can Split A Massive Plate Of Nachos At This Family-Run Tempe Cantina
Some restaurants stay in the same family for four decades, and that kind of history usually shows up on the plate. Near the buzz of Arizona State University sits a low-key Mexican kitchen where the recipes taste like they came straight from someone’s grandmother. Regulars talk about slow-simmered green...
