The battle between Promontory residents in Ahwatukee and the Arizona Department of Transportation over noise coming from the Congressman Ed Pastor Freeway continues, though some hope emerged for a problem affecting many homeowners along the Pecos stretch of the highway.
The stage has now been set for yet another showdown in two homeowners’ 6-year-old fight to have the Ahwatukee Lakes Golf Course restored after their attorney asked the Arizona Supreme Court to the appeal filed by owner Wilson Gee and former owner The True Life Companies.
Dozens of other issues already are vying for legislative attention this session.
WASHINGTON – The late Sen. John McCain combined leadership positions that came from almost four decades in Congress with a flair for the media spotlight – as one analyst noted, the Arizona Republican was typically “unavoidable for comment.”
State lawmakers returned this week to the Capitol to deal with something they appear to have plenty: Money and who gets it.
With Club West homeowners slated to hear tomorrow, Jan. 16, a plan to radically change the golf course, a new study indicates they stand to lose an average $60,000 in home value if the site remains closed for the next five years.
With Club West homeowners slated to hear tomorrow, Jan. 16, a plan to radically change the golf course, a new study indicates they stand to lose an average $60,000 in home value if the site remains closed for the next five years.
Students at the SPARK School at Kyrene de las Manitas Elementary are reimagining classroom modules and using such technology as robots, green screens, 3-D printers and virtual reality to learn math, science and other traditional subjects.
Steve Abbit has had a busy couple of years doing things that most people might find hard to imagine doing.
The Arizona Department of Transportation is trying to arrange noise readings along a contentious segment of the new Congressman Ed Pastor Freeway after Promontory residents reminded a department official the tests were promised soon rather than later.
Esperanza Hope Carmina and Peter van Arkens want their former Ahwatukee neighbors to know they’re coming back.
Across the East Valley and the rest of Maricopa County, 2020 Census recruiters are gearing up to fill more than 30,000 well-paying federal jobs in data processing, call-centers and out in the field.
The Arizona Department of Transportation is still putting Mother Nature back in place.
Responsible drivers are following all the steps recommended by Phoenix police to avoid collisions and arrests, but irresponsible drivers appear more impaired than ever by a potent mix of alcohol and drugs.
Arizona women just aren’t having as many babies as they used to.
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