Phoenix is saying goodbye to 12 long-standing restaurants, which will impact the local dining scene and economy, but also presents an opportunity for new culinary experiences.
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A 40-year-old Jewish deli in Phoenix is closing, marking a significant change for the local community and culinary scene.
Proposition 320, which mandates that 60% of school district spending go to direct instructional expenses, could severely impact support staff and student outcomes in Phoenix, highlighting the need for a more balanced approach to education funding.
24 Arizona prison units remain without air conditioning despite record heat, raising concerns about inmate health and safety.
Rafi’s Hope, a Phoenix-based non-profit, provided essential back-to-school supplies and personal care for children in need, boosting their confidence and readiness for the new academic year.
Phoenix offers a variety of free events this weekend, including farmers markets, art museum family days, and guided hikes, providing expats and digital nomads with opportunities to explore and connect with the local community.
Thousands of Arizona voters, including many in Phoenix, received confusing letters asking if they had moved, due to flaws in a new state law. Ensure your address is correct to avoid any issues.
The Arizona State Fair 2026 promises new food vendors, enhanced accessibility, and noise control measures, making it an exciting event for expats and residents alike.
The E-Rate program, which has provided crucial funding for internet access in Phoenix schools and libraries, is under review by the Trump administration, potentially impacting educational infrastructure.
Brick Road Brewing is expanding its offerings with a new coffee shop in the Melrose District, which will serve a range of classic and unique coffee blends at a slightly higher price point.
Proposition 316 aims to cap grocery taxes at 2%, but rural cities fear it will limit their ability to fund essential services, potentially affecting local economies and daily living costs for residents in Phoenix.
Phoenix organizations are partnering to offer health care and meals in neediest areas, addressing barriers faced by underserved populations during hot summers.
Coyo's El Gordo, a beloved taco spot in downtown Phoenix, has closed, leaving a void in the local food scene and prompting residents to seek out new dining options.
Phoenix is buzzing with DIY music festivals in Tempe this weekend, offering free performances at multiple venues.
The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that destroying a public record after a member of the public requests it should land government agencies in legal trouble, strengthening public records law for Phoenix residents.
