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VIDEO: Dog rescued from 132-degree car in Chandler

CHANDLER, Ariz. — A one-year-old dog is recovering after being rescued from a parked vehicle that reached a dangerous 132 degrees, according to Chandler police. As temperatures continue to climb across the Valley, officials said the incident serves as another reminder never to leave children or pets inside a parked car
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AZ bill would let homeowners install backyard shade structures despite HOA rules

An Arizona bill heading to the governor's desk would let homeowners install shade structures in their backyards, overriding HOA rules.
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New Arizona law aims to make it easier for homeowners to evict squatters

PHOENIX — A new Arizona law aims to make it easier for homeowners to remove squatters. Gov. Katie Hobbs on Friday signed Senate Bill 1426, which streamlines the removal of unlawful occupants from residences. The bill sponsor, state Sen. Wendy Rogers, said the bill is common-sense legislation that closes loopholes.
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Annexation showdown before Queen Creek Town Council

A Pinal County neighborhood that borders southeast Queen Creek will have one last shot Wednesday, June 3, to remain eligible for annexation by the town. That’s when the Town Council will decide if the 1,500-home Combs-Gantzel area will remain in Queen Creek’s General Plan, which is prerequisite for residents seeking an
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Phoenix Council Considers Sky Harbor Superfund Settlement

After nearly a decade of legal back and forth, Phoenix may be close to closing the book on a Superfund lawsuit tied to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. This week, the City Council is slated to review a proposed consent decree that would dismiss claims against the city in exchange for roughly $1.3 million. City
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Phoenix Curaleaf workers decertify union days after ratifying contract

In a nearly unanimous vote, employees at the Curaleaf dispensary on Camelback Road voted to decertify their union just days after a four-year contract negotiation resulted in guaranteed wage increases. The move comes as a surprise, given how hard Curaleaf employees fought to form a union and win a contract.
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Scottsdale homeowner beat the solar deadline and cut electric bills to $0 before APS...

"I hate the 'we're not making money from solar customers' argument."
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Man dies after being hit by pickup truck in Maryvale

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man is dead after being hit by a pickup truck in Phoenix’s Maryvale community early Monday morning. Around 5 a.m., first responders were called to the area of 55th Avenue and Encanto Boulevard on a report of a person hit by a car. A...
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Pedestrian hit, killed near 55th Avenue and Encanto Boulevard

PHOENIX — Phoenix police are investigating a deadly crash involving a pedestrian early Monday morning. Officers were first called to the scene near 55th Avenue and Encanto Boulevard just before 5 a.m. for reports of a crash. When they arrived, they located a man in critical condition. He was taken to a hospital, where
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The 7 most exciting new Valley restaurants that opened in May

Often at this time of the year, new restaurants hold off on opening their doors until the cooler temperatures of fall arrive. But in May, a handful of exciting new spots gave locals something to enjoy this summer. Familiar names, whether from former locations or farmers market stands, expanded with...

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