Northern California residents are advised to alter landscape watering in November, reducing frequency due to cooler temperatures and shorter days, following the City of Mesa's guidelines for different plant types.

The Arizona Supreme Court held a session at the University of Arizona to enhance transparency and educate students and the public on judicial proceedings.

Acanthus Development plans to create senior living communities on Catholic church campuses in Phoenix, with a $235-$250 million investment and an inclusive, below-market-rate pricing strategy.

A Lyft driver in Scottsdale was left injured and carless after a hit-and-run, while a separate incident saw a Hertz customer face a $10,000 charge for 'unlimited miles.'

A study by Sam Aguiar Injury Lawyers highlights the deadliest intersections in the Western United States with nine out of ten being in Arizona and California.

Authorities are probing Field+Media Corps, Arizona, for submitting voter registration forms with inconsistencies in Pennsylvania. No evidence of widespread fraud is found.

Arizona politician Alberto Gutier has died, leaving a legacy of over 50 years of service, including as director of the Governor's Office of Highway Safety.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office hosted a successful Trunk or Treat event at Rollins Park, distributing candy and safety-themed goodies to children.

The ADOSH report on a Phoenix warehouse collapse revealed no safety violations despite the incident claiming Oswaldo Montoya Torres's life during a storm.

President Biden signed an executive order to support Hispanic Serving Institutions, increasing funding, and advising to improve educational opportunities for Hispanic students.

Phoenix's weather forecast predicts increased clouds with a high of 78 today, light winds, and a chance of showers tonight and Sunday, with cooler temperatures and clearer skies to follow.

Mesa's Breakfast with Santa event will be held on three Saturdays in December and includes breakfast, crafts, and photos with Santa. Tickets go on sale the week of November 4.

Phoenix Fast-Track Cities donated $10,000 to the Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS to support people in need of HIV care, inspiring matching funds for a total of $20,000.