PHOENIX – Alabama star guard Mark Sears' favorite thing about the Valley is simple.
“The city,” he told Cronkite News Thursday as he boarded the team bus headed for practice in …
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Authorities are looking for Judy Lockhart, 82, who was last seen March 3 near North 19 th Avenue and West Bell Road.
She is 5-feet tall, 99 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. She has a …
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The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination, and Phoenix is working toward that goal, city officials said.
The Equal Opportunity Department, Housing Department, and the Southwest Fair Housing …
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The Arizona Department of Transportation is not scheduling any weekend freeway projects or lane restrictions in Phoenix or the West Valley to accommodate drivers heading to Final Four basketball …
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The city of Phoenix took a step Wednesday to further restrict areas where people experiencing homelessness can camp.
The Public Safety and Justice Subcommittee last week approved a proposal to …
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Residents at Sagewood, a life plan community in north Phoenix, have raised money for more than a decade to help staff and their dependent family members pursue higher education.
On April 11, the …
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Sonar Technician 2nd Class Michelle Venegas Hernandez, from Phoenix, completes a first-responder report for a simulated casualty aboard the Independence-variant littoral combat ship USS Mobile.
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Phoenix officials are reminding property owners they will face consequences if they rent their homes during the Final Four without an appropriate permit.
The first violation for operating an …
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Jason Sangster said job sites in the Valley often lack sufficient drinking water for workers that his trade union, Ironworkers Local 75 regularly supplies water to workers of other companies to …
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Phoenix police found and interviewed a suspect Tuesday in a April 1 fatal stabbing and released him after he said he acted in self-defense.
Jimmy McGilberry, 24, was found near 27 th Avenue and …
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