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5639 E. Joshua Tree Lane will now be divided into two lots with approval of the Paradise Valley Planning Commission.
Joshua Tree Lane lot split approved by PV commission
Paradise Valley Planning Commission has unanimously approved the lot split on Joshua Tree Lane with a modified design that meets all development standards after the original request was denied 11 … more
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A rendering shows the northwest perspective of Phoenix Country Day School's new performance arts center.
Town Council adds stipulation to Phoenix Country Day School building construction
Phoenix Country Day School’s special use permit amendment for a new performance arts center has been updated. Per Paradise Valley Town Council’s request, staff added a stipulation to … more
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Hermosa Inn restaurant Lon’s is the driver of property.
LON’s at The Hermosa Inn 'most romantic restaurant' on OpenTable
LON’s at The Hermosa Inn has received two new accolades from OpenTable. For the fourth consecutive year, LON’s at the Hermosa has been named by OpenTable one of the Top 100 Brunch … more
Independent accepting photos for 2025 Arizona calendar
The Daily Independent at YourValley.net invites readers to submit photographs of desert landscapes, wildlife and prominent landmarks to be used in the 2025 Scenic Arizona calendar. These should be … more
Mummy Mountain overlooks Paradise Valley.
Report breaks down Town of Paradise Valley by the numbers
The Town of Paradise Valley recently published its Popular Annual Financial Report for fiscal year 2023, which summarizes the town’s financial activities and achievements. “The theme … more
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Karen Liepmann
Liepmann to serve second term as chair of Paradise Valley Planning Commission
Chair Karen Liepmann was nominated and re-selected as chair of the Paradise Valley Planning Commission by her fellow members April 2. Per Town code, the Planning Commission elects a member to … more
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Camelback Mountain is seen from a home on Mummy Mountain.
Mummy Mountain Road in top ‘aspirational streets’ list
In cities across the country, certain streets are not just thoroughfares — they are symbols of status and sophistication that offer more than an address, but rather a lifestyle. For real estate … more
Officer Ruben Nava took the oath of office for Paradise Valley Police Department March 27.
Paradise Valley Police Department hires new officer
Paradise Valley Chief of Police Freeman Carney administered the oath of office to the town’s newest Officer Ruben Nava March 27. With over a decade of service at the Orange County … more
Graduating students celebrate during the commencement ceremony at Sanford Stadium.
Cole Schmittlein of Paradise Valley to graduate from University of Georgia
Cole Marc Schmittlein is among more than 8,000 candidates for graduation in the University of Georgia’s Class of 2024 who will be celebrated during commencement this week. Schmittlein is a … more
Timothy Dickman
Lawsuit filed against Town Council candidate Tim Dickman for insufficient signatures
Timothy Dickman has withdrawn as a candidate for Paradise Valley Town Council as of April 17 after being informed that Council Member Ellen Andeen was suing him in Maricopa County Superior Court with … more
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Only five burglaries not related to the South American Theft Groups have occurred in the Town of Paradise Valley the last two months.
‘Dinner time’ burglaries slow after arrests made
The “dinner time” residential burglaries have drastically died down since March. The Town of Paradise Valley’s number of burglary incidents have gone back down to what it was … more
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The Phoenix Inn, northeast of Interstate 17 and Northern Avenue, is a hotel that has been renovated for housing seniors experiencing homelessness operated by Central Arizona Shelter Services. The city received federal funds for another similar project in March, $3 million to convert a 120-room hotel into a permanent supportive housing for seniors. (Courtesy Central Arizona Shelter Services)
Paradise Valley recommended to fund same community services, homelessness
Funding for Central Arizona Shelter Services, Duet: Partners in Health and Aging, and a homelessness initiative with Maricopa Association of Governments was recommended again to Paradise Valley Town … more
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