The Phoenix Planning Commission on Aug. 4 dealt a 30-day setback to the developers’ timetable for the massive Upper Canyon development in Ahwatukee after expressing confusion over their request and questioning city staff’s analysis of a related traffic study.
The challenger to the residency of the self-proclaimed front-runner in the Nov. 8 General Election for the Phoenix City Council seat representing Ahwatukee has appealed the judge’s ruling in the case.
The Republican Governors Association is going to put at least $11 million into commercials to ensure that Doug Ducey’s successor is of the same political party.
A former teacher at Desert Garden Montessori School now serving a four-year prison term for pleading guilty to charges from a 19-month sexual affair with an underage student has filed his own reply to a lawsuit the victim has filed against him and his parents who own the school.
Food insecurity. Two words most Ahwatukee families never expected to consider – until now.
The four partners who own the Club West Golf Course under the name The Edge last week filed a lawsuit against the Foothills Club West Community Association Board president and her husband, co-founder and a former president of the Club West Conservancy.
Jahaziel Felix, 22, had the value of education instilled in him from an early age. He learned it from his mother, who wasn’t able to go past middle school.
In a ruling filed today, a Superior Court judge rejected an effort to remove from the Nov. 8 ballot the fund-raising leader in the seven-way race to represent Ahwatukee on Phoenix City Council.
Arizona taxpayers must pick up the tab for attorneys hired by Republican lawmakers who successfully killed a 2020 voter-approved plan to tax the state’s most wealthy to fund education.
Prospects for a quick resolution of a lawsuit involving the future of the Club West Golf Course appear murky after a judge essentially ruled against all three parties in the Club West Conservancy’s lawsuit against Shea Homes and course owner the Edge.
Apparently expecting the Phoenix Police Department to come under protracted U.S. Justice Department oversight in the near future, City Manager Jeff Barton last week announced the hiring of an interim top cop with experience in meeting the demands of federal overseers.
Employees in both Kyrene and Tempe Union school districts are starting the new school year with fatter paychecks after their governing boards approved wage and salary increases.
Gov. Doug Ducey cannot deny COVID relief dollars to schools that impose mask mandates or give vouchers to parents so they can remove their children from those schools, a federal judge concluded last week.
A growing crime problem across the country is hitting home throughout the Valley.
A Superior Court judge on July 26 in a preliminary ruling dismissed the Club West Conservancy's bid for a ruling barring Shea Homes and Club West Golf course owner The Edge from ever building homes on the 18-hole site.
Opponents have launched a petition drive to stall – then kill – the implementation of the most comprehensive system of private and parochial school vouchers in the nation.
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