The FTC has taken action against corporate landlord Invitation Homes, in response to concerns from Rep. Gallego, including a $48 million settlement for unfair rental practices.

El Mirage Cares is hosting a Walk to End Domestic Violence on October 19 at Gateway Park, featuring guest speakers, free t-shirts and visors, to highlight Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Phoenix celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a focus on the Warehouse District's Hispanic history, highlighting landmarks like the Gerardo Building and Arvizu's El Fresnel Grocery that were crucial to the Mexican-American community.

Surprise's Countryside Recreation Center is hosting the Monster Bash and Pumpkin Patch on October 25th, featuring a pumpkin patch, dance-off, arts, crafts, and a costume contest. Pre-registration is suggested, with fees for participants.

Three teenagers were shot, one fatally, in Phoenix; a teen suspect was arrested and faces murder and aggravated assault charges. The investigation is ongoing.

Chandler's Planning & Zoning Commission approves the revised plans for The District Downtown, a project which includes retail and residential development changes.

A student from Pima Community College was fatally shot near Sonora Hall on the University of Arizona campus. Authorities are seeking a male suspect following the Sunday night incident. The investigation is ongoing.

Chandler, Arizona commemorates "Preston Lord Day" to honor the late teen and address teen violence, featuring a community gathering with a butterfly release and live music.

Chandler's Halloween Spooktacular is set for October 25 in Dr. A.J. Chandler Park with free, family-friendly activities including costume parades, trunk-or-treat, and carnival games.

A teenager was arrested in Phoenix for threatening a mass shooting at local schools, prompting about 6,000 student absences and numerous police investigations.

Forbes ranked Maricopa County as a top employment destination in Arizona, highlighting its competitive pay, work-life balance, and career growth opportunities.

The Peoria City Council approved a plan to develop a pedestrian bridge to improve safety for students crossing Grand Avenue, seeking a $2M planning grant with a local funding match.

Angela Padgett-Espiritu was appointed as Fountain Hills' new Town Clerk, bringing her six years' experience within the town to the role, especially apt for the upcoming elections.