Faith-based groups help amid COVID-19
The physical buildings where people used to congregate for religious services have been closed but the heart of local churches and other..
The physical buildings where people used to congregate for religious services have been closed but the heart of local churches and other..
The Coronavirus pandemic has caused a significant decline in the number of houses being put on the market around the country but local..
Residents in the Biltmore Estates community are fighting plans by a development company to build an event pavilion on a golf course as they..
Dreamy Draw Recreation Area will be closed for about a year starting in 2021 because a water pipeline is being installed underground and..
Momentum is building to try to bring sweeping upgrades to Sunnyslope, as shown when residents, business owners, non-profit organizations..
Residents in three neighborhoods and in a grassroots organization are pushing the city of Phoenix to stop plans to build two water..
A neighborhood push to establish an historic designation for a controversial home on North Central Avenue is gaining steam but the process..
Neighbors who live near Maryland and 11th avenues are upset that plans are moving forward to build 15 homes in their neighborhood despite..
Many residents who live in homes around the intersection of Maryland and 11th avenues are fighting to try to stop a proposed development..
As a veteran and long-time respiratory therapist who worked long hours at her job, Tammy Lemonds never imagined she would end up homeless..
Phoenix residents will be asked to vote on two ballot propositions on Aug. 27, each of which will impact millions of dollars in spending by..
EDITOR’S NOTE: SEE CORRECT HEARING DATE/TIME BELOW. The owners of a home built in 1926 and located at 7019 N. Central Ave. have..
UPDATE: The hearing has been rescheduled for 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 26 in Phoenix City Hall. However, it’s possible another..
When Phoenix natives hear the name “Hatcher Road,” it usually conjures up images of blight, crime and unsightly industrial storefronts...
Community activists in the Sunnyslope area received some welcome news last month, as officials with an opioid treatment center slated to..
It is reputably one of the oldest original Walgreens stores in the Valley, having opened in 1955 in the commercial center at 8905 N. 7th..
The rumors were true—not only was Community Medical Services (CMS) looking for a location for another treatment center in the Sunnyslope..
A new mural giving a whimsical nod to Sunnyslope’s past will be celebrated beginning at noon on Saturday, Dec. 15, at the Sunnyslope..
Aging water lines in need of repair and replacement, combined with an expected shortage of Colorado River water in the future, have led the..
Two community meetings are scheduled in North Central Phoenix this month about the light rail train, operated by Valley Metro. The first..
Fall planting season has begun, but many people who would like to grow their own food may not live somewhere conducive to gardening. Keep..
The Phoenix City Council in June approved $70,000 in Historic Preservation Exterior Rehabilitation grants to repair a well-known historic..
Thanks to a $10,000 grant from APS, more than 150 students will start school this fall with confidence and the knowledge that people care..
As the summer approaches, it is more crucial than ever for children to know how to swim— and it is not something that comes naturally...