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The Portillo’s drive through is getting closer to completion at the northwest corner of Waddell Road and Sarival Avenue in Surprise.
Prasada North taking shape for spring in Surprise
Prasada North is expected to debut this spring, just north of the Village of Prasada, in many respects bringing more of the same to type of retail and dining to Surprise as its larger counterpart. more
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A Customs and Border Protection drone is ready for launch in this undated photo. While U.S. military and border officials use drones for border surveillance, they say cartels may be sending many as 1,000 drones a month across the border to probe for weaknesses and sometimes deliver illicit goods. (Photo courtesy Customs and Border Protection)
Senators told of ‘alarming’ level of drone incursions at southern border
WASHINGTON — Cartels are sending as many as 1,000 unmanned drones across the border every month, sometimes smuggling drugs but more often probing the border for vulnerabilities, a Pentagon … more
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Nate Carman the incoming Higley Unified School District superintendent, has been placed on administrative leave by his current employer, Socorro Independent School District in El Paso, Texas
Higley USD mum on incoming superintendent's status
The Higley Unified School District and its leaders are staying quiet after the district’s incoming superintendent was placed on administrative leave from his job in El Paso, Texas.   more
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The Scottsdale Civic Center won a Crescordia award from Arizona Forward for environmental excellence.
Scottsdale captures top environmental award for its Civic Center renovation
Arizona Forward honored the city and the Scottsdale Civic Center with a Crescordia award in “Civic Buildings, Structures, and Landscape Design.” The Crescordia — a Greek term … more
Kedian William, 38, of Jamaica, hands a phone charger to volunteer Pedro Rios while waiting between two border walls in San Diego for agents on Friday, March 29, 2024.
Scottsdale lawmaker rankles Peoria legislative leader over border approach
Speaker Ben Toma of Peoria appears miffed that a majority of House Republicans are going public with an effort to place a Texas-style border enforcement proposal on the November ballot. “I … more
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Matthew Villalobos
Man suspected of recording girl in Tempe clothing store fitting room
A 28-year-old man has been arrested after police said he is suspected of  recording a girl in the fitting room of Forever 21 at the Arizona Mills Mall in Tempe. Police were called to the … more
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Rep. Justin Wilmeth, R-Phoenix
Phoenix ‘history nerd’ wins legislative fight for Pluto
PHOENIX – Thanks to the work of Rep. Justin Wilmeth, R-Phoenix, Arizona has an official state “planet” – Pluto. Gov. Katie Hobbs wouldn’t say whether she believes … more
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A man is shown riding a bicycle. The governing body approved a separate measure to apply for a federal grant to help improve its road safety within the city limits. The grant is from the Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant Program.
Goodyear to apply for funding on two projects
The Goodyear City Council approved a measure that would help an elementary school improve its security. The council gave the go ahead to apply for a $120,000 Gila River Indian Community grant … more
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MCACC is still taking in animals on an emergency basis for such things as aggressive behavior, bite cases or other safety issues as it deals with strep zoo at its facilities.
Disease forces Maricopa County to limit intake at animal shelters
Maricopa County Animal Care & Control will only accept animals at its shelters on an emergency basis after uncovering a positive case of strep zoo at its East Valley location. Cities and … more
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Phoenix police officer hospitalized after Friday night shooting
An off-duty Phoenix police officer was shot multiple times Friday night while investigating reports of an attempted armed robbery near 3300 W. Southern Ave., authorities said. At about 11:30 … more
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has approved a bill, known as the "tamale bill," that would allow various home-cooked items to be sold.
Arizona's 'tamale bill' gets governor's approval
PHOENIX — Sometime this summer, something already occurring on Arizona streets will be legal. And that is the sale of home-made tamales and certain other items classified as “cottage … more
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Members of the Cesar Chavez foundation, Mesa City Officials and more present the plaque honoring Cesar Chavez's life and legacy in Mesa.
Grandson of Cesar Chavez unveils plaque in Mesa honoring civil rights leader
The city of Mesa honored the late civil rights leader Cesar Chavez on Friday, March 29, by unveiling a plaque in his name at the Eagles Community Center. Volunteers, city officials and members … more
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