A Chevron refinery fire in El Segundo is causing concerns about rising gas prices in California and Phoenix, with prices in Phoenix reaching $4. Despite quick containment, the full impact on fuel prices is uncertain but potentially significant.

Firefighter-EMT Glenn Collins of the Timber Mesa Fire and Medical District died in a crash with a suspected drunk driver. He was remembered with a procession.

After evading law enforcement for years, Sandra Lucia Tellez-Nieves, associated with a deadly 2009 daycare fire in Mexico, has been deported from the U.S. to face trial.

Mercury President Vince Kozar attributes the team's edge to its dedicated fanbase, the "X-Factor," as they advance to the WNBA Finals, energized by the city's support and veteran players like DeWanna Bonner.

Baker Wee Bakery in Phoenix closed after 30 years, leaving prepaid customers without refunds due to a downturn in business and legal obligations to creditors.

Phoenix police are seeking tips on a road rage incident that led to a shooting on Loop 202 near Van Buren Street, resulting in non-life-threatening injuries to a man.

Phoenix police are seeking a man who pretended to be a bank, stole money from an elderly person's account, and made purchases with a stolen credit card.

Phoenix announces service changes for Indigenous People’s Day on October 13, 2025; waste collection unchanged, some facilities closed, public transit on Sunday schedule.

Maricopa County Attorney announces indictment of Joseph Ortiz on felony charges related to domestic violence, including kidnapping and aggravated assault.

Phoenix invites public input on BRT options for Van Buren Street, hosting workshops and events to shape the corridor's design. Residents can attend in-person sessions or give feedback online by October 31.

Arizona invites public to assess judges before 2026 election; hearing on Oct 24. Participation options include in-person, Zoom, phone, or written comments. Details at azjudges.info.

Arizona seeks a new judge for Division One of the Court of Appeals due to Hon. Paul J. McMurdie's retirement. Candidates must apply by Nov. 12, 2025, and the chosen judge will earn $210,000 starting January 1, 2026.

A coalition of attorneys general, led by Kris Mayes, is suing the DOJ over new rules that restrict funds aiding survivors of violence from being used to help undocumented immigrants.