The Legislative District 18 delegation met Monday with top officials at the Arizona Department of Transportation and came away with encouraging news for Ahwatukee homeowners who have been beleaguered by the South Mountain Freeway’s lights and noise.
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State lawmakers are moving to subject noise complaints to the same standards as speeding violations – only police could issue them if they have the proper equipment.
Arizonans who violate traffic laws could soon get a chance to decide if they’re willing to work off at least part of the fine.
Two months after throwing out a lawsuit against the Arizona Board of Regents the judge who heard the case ordered the state to pay nearly $1 million in the agency’s legal fees.
The Federal Aviation Administration will take no further action under a legal agreement with Phoenix stemming from a successful legal challenge against new flight paths out of Sky Harbor International Airport.
The Federal Aviation Administration will take no further action under a legal agreement with Phoenix stemming from a successful legal challenge against new flight paths out of Sky Harbor International Airport.
State lawmakers moving to end “social promotion” were blocked Monday after two Republicans to defeat the measure.’
QuikTrip has told Phoenix officials that the proposed gas station at the intersection of 40th Street and Cottonwood Lane in Ahwatukee would add nearly 3,700 vehicle trips a day to the area.
Hundreds gathered Jan. 30 at Kyrene de la Paloma Elementary School in Chandler for the dedication ceremony of Janet Tobias Harmony Park – named in honor of the school’s beloved principal who died last August.
When Reina Scott was a 3-year-old student at God’s Garden Preschool of Ahwatukee, Transportation Day was a new event that she looked forward to attending even after moving on to elementary school.
Motorists using the new South Mountain Freeway can enjoy “a variety of distinctive designs and landscaping influenced by the natural beauty and history,” the Arizona Department of Transportation said.
Arizonans legally smoked, ate or otherwise consumed nearly 83 tons of marijuana last year.
City Councilman Sal DiCiccio has added his voice to the growing demand by a portion of Club West residents that its HOA board delay for at least a few months any action on the plan to turn over part of their golf course to a home builder.
An Ahwatukee couple is taking Dignity Health and its Chandler Regional Medical Center to federal court over what they consider to be a lack of interpretive services for deaf patients.
They’re back – and they’re not taking no for an answer.
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