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Arizona restaurants pivot to takeout amid COVID-19 pandemic as dining capacity remains limited
As Arizona COVID-19 cases reported continue to show downward trends, sectors of the economy are beginning to reopen albeit with strict occupancy rules, which restaurant owners and industry experts … more
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An artist’s rendering shows the Crystal Lagoons Island Resort set to open in Glendale in 2022.
Glendale a major player in art of experiential retailing
Glendale is making a big addition to its entertainment game, and will do so in just two years. more
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Banner Thunderbird: Brian Aguayo, 17, from the Yuma area, was transferred to Banner Children’s at Thunderbird to be treated for COVID-19 and symptoms consistent with MIS-C. He was on a ventilator for five days.
Banner T-bird discharges 1,000th COVID-treated patient
Banner Thunderbird Medical Center, located at 5555 W. Thunderbird Road, in Glendale is one of two Valley hospitals that have discharged at least 1,000 patients after being treated for COVID-19. more
Travel Alert: I-17 closed at times this weekend north of Loop 101
Stretches of Interstate 17 between Deer Valley and Jomax Road in north Phoenix will be closed at times this weekend (Sept. 11-13) for pavement improvement work, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. more
An artist’s rendering shows the Crystal Lagoons Island Resort set to open in Glendale in 2022.
Resort to open in 2022; add $240M in Glendale revenues
The Glendale City Council on Sept. 8 voted to approve a development agreement to bring a Crystal Lagoons Island Resort to the city’s Sports and Entertainment District, near Westgate, State Farm Stadium and Gila River Arena. more
The Dysart Unified School District, using local benchmark data, has moved up its start date for in-person classes from Oct. 19 to Sept. 14 or 21, depending on the grade level.
UPDATE: Dysart district reverses course, opening campuses Sept. 14
Dysart Unified School District students were set to return to campus in October, but plans have changed. more
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Workers from the Arizona Department of Transportation work to install one of four signs signaling the future route of Interstate 11 in 2014.
Long wait for I-11 to Vegas continues
Federal and state officials have long wanted to connect Phoenix and Las Vegas as part of a long interstate that runs from Mexico to Canada. more
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A DVUSD staff member walks a new “model” classroom. The district has reconfigured rooms in five schools with safety precautions to anticipate the return of students to campus.
DVUSD will show ‘model schools’ this week
Students will potentially return to campuses for in-person learning as early as Monday, Oct. 5, and Deer Valley Unified School District is literally preparing buildings in anticipation. more
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Arizona State Senator Martín Quezada will be featured on a Glendale Chamber webinar Sept. 10.
Glendale Chamber to present virtual webinar with state senator
The Glendale Chamber will present a virtual webinar with Arizona State Senator Martín Quezada. more
The Glendale City Court will use a pending $20,000 grant to add security improvements.
Council to consider court security, victims’ rights funding
A boost in funding for the Victims’ Rights Program and for improved security measures of the city court are among the items the Glendale City Council will consider at its next meeting. more
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The Gila River Arena, home of the Arizona Coyotes hockey team, is pictured Thursday, March 12, 2020, in Glendale, Arizona.
Glendale hockey arena to serve as polling location
To ensure voting access during the pandemic, the Arizona Coyotes and the city of Glendale have partnered with the Maricopa County Elections Department to provide Gila River Arena as a Vote Center for the 2020 General Election. more
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Labor Day Weekend bringing Excessive Heat Warning
The National Weather Service on Thursday issued an Excessive Heat Warning for the upcoming Labor Day Weekend for 11 counties, including Maricopa County and Glendale. more
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Salvation Army to activate relief stations over Labor Day weekend
West Valley residents who need a place to cool off as temperatures soar as high as 118 degrees over the Labor Day weekend can head to one of four Salvation Army relief stations. more
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Family Promise illuminates positive light during dark times of novel coronavirus
In the time of the novel coronavirus, crisis knows no bounds and in the case of family homelessness the realities have become harsher than years before in the Valley of the Sun, outreach officials … more
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Glendale Foothills Library, 19055 N. 57th Ave. [Submitted photo]
Glendale City Hall, libraries closed Labor Day; no change to trash service
City of Glendale offices will be closed Monday, in observance of Labor Day. The Glendale Municipal Landfill will be closed to the public Monday, but there are no additional changes to Glendale … more
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The highlighted area of this aerial photo shows a 58.9-acre property next to the Arizona Christian University campus southeast of 59th Avenue and Greenway Road proposed for a 212-home housing development. [Submitted photo/City of Glendale]
Houses near Arizona Christian University, hotel near Glendale casino up for approval Thursday
A 212-home housing development near Arizona Christian University and a five-story hotel near the Desert Diamond West Valley Casino will come before the Glendale Planning Commission for approval … more
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Virtual debate featuring LD 21 candidates set for Sept. 2
There will be a virtual debate for Legislative 21 candidates Sept. 2. more
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Endangered pygmy hippos cool off in their enclosure at Wildlife World Zoo, Aquarium and Safari Park.
Litchfield Park’s Wildlife World Zoo to reopen Sept. 3
What do pygmy hippos, clouded leopards, spider monkeys, nilgai antelope, sarus cranes and stingrays have in common? more
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Glendale City Councilors Lauren Tolmachoff, left, Bart Turner and Mayor Jerry P. Weiers applaud after the mayor and Santa Claus flipped the switch to light 1.6 million Christmas lights in and around downtown Glendale during Glendale Glitters Spectacular Weekend in 2016. [Submitted photo/City of Glendale]
Glendale tree lighting plans could be switched off
Glendale City Council will decide by mid-October whether to cancel its Glendale Glitters tree-lighting event on Thanksgiving weekend because of concerns over spreading the coronavirus. City … more
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Photo by Arianna Grainey
Does the power of the executive order go too far?
The abiding by and understanding of myriad executive orders — and associated civil and criminal penalties — has become a part of the day-to-day lives of both Arizona residents and U.S. citizens from sea to shining sea. more
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