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The homicide of Stephen Jacobo, left, inspired his father Mark to create the Stephen Benito Jacobo Foundation. (Courtesy Mark Jacobo)
Cries for help: Teen violence inspires calls to action
After Stephen Jacobo was shot to death at a party in Mesa, his father obsessed about every details of what happened that night in November 2022. He had to know. Mark Jacobo got those details … more
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Rep. Alma Hernandez, who organized a trip for lawmakers to Israel, said despite lawmakers denying request to adjourn the House for the trip, said the trip is still on as planned. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
State senators block request to adjourn House for Israel trip
PHOENIX — State senators voted Thursday to deny a request to allow the state House to adjourn for more than a week to allow 17 of its members to take a trip to Israel. more
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SRP crews and contractors removing trees that pose a threat to overhead power lines in Tempe in 2019.
SRP, Phoenix to begin removing trees that threaten power lines
In an effort to increase power reliability and reduce potential safety risks, SRP and the city of Phoenix are scheduled to begin removing trees growing too close to power lines. more
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Phoenix shooting may be linked to fatal multi-vehicle collision
Phoenix police detectives are investigating a crash that ended in a 19-year-old man’s death and may be connected to a report of shooting near 61 st Avenue and Fillmore Street. The … more
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Studies have found that rates of depression, anxiety and substance abuse are about 1.5 to 2.5 times as high in wealthy youth compared with the national average.
The root of all evil
With the current spate of arrests and incidents of youth violence in the southeast Valley — particularly Gilbert — spiking, the negative effects of wealth on children are being discussed … more
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Water from the Colorado River diverted through the Central Arizona Project fills an irrigation canal on Aug. 18, 2022, in Maricopa. The city of Phoenix issued a stage one water alert in 2022 because of an uncertain future on the Colorado River, which supplies 40% of the city’s water. (The Associated Press/Matt York)
Phoenix plans regulations for large water users
New large water users in Phoenix would face additional regulations and reductions under a proposed ordinance change heading to city council. Users have to use a lot of water for the changes to … more
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For rural properties, the city has added details regarding the use of corral and pen fences and is also allowing ocotillo and wooden stick fencing.
Fabric, tarps, razor wire may be prohibited as fences in Apache Junction
Changes to the Apache Junction’s city code pertaining to fences are planned including allowing metal panels and prohibiting razor and concertina wire, fabric or tarps. The Planning and … more
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A dirt lot is the future site of where the new Rescue Oasis aquatics center will go when it opens in summer 2025.
New Oasis is taking shape in Surprise
An oasis is soon coming to Surprise — Rescue Oasis, that is. more
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At its Feb. 28 meeting, the Chandler Unified School District Governing Board approved more than $500,000 in purchases, including five pickup trucks like these. (Metro Creative)
More than $500K in contracts approved by Chandler school board
The Chandler Unified School District Governing Board greenlighted more than $500,000 in new spending by unanimously approving the consent agenda at its Feb. 28 meeting. The consent … more
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Deer Valley boys basketball players and coaches hold up the 4A Conference trophy and banner after the Skyhawks defeated Tucson Sahuaro 63-31 in overtime to win the program's first state title.
Deer Valley boys basketball works OT to win first title
PHOENIX - A happy corollary of this style of an Open Division format was on display throughout a drama-filled 4A boys basketball final Thursday night. Two high school teams full of neighborhood … more
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Michael McDowell waves to fans in the infield during driver introductions before the NASCAR Daytona 500 Feb. 19, 2024, in Daytona Beach, Florida.
Glendale native McDowell motors into Vegas Speedway
The West Coast swing begins for the NASCAR Cup Series and Michael McDowell as the No. 34 Ford Mustang Dark Horse heads to the Las Vegas (Nev.) Motor Speedway. more
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SRP seeking new power generation resources
SRP announced it will need to double or triple power resource capacity from a wide range of technologies to meet projected energy demand and achieve its 2035 sustainability goals. more
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