The Arizona Auditor General's report finds Sierra Vista Unified School District guilty of financial errors, overpaying administrators, and poor asset protection.

Phoenix to experience a week of clear skies and warm temperatures, with highs approaching the nineties and calm weather conditions, as per the National Weather Service.

Fountain Hills is seeking a new Town Attorney as Pierce Coleman PLLC will end its service on May 1, 2025. Aaron Arnson, the current attorney, will assist with the transition. The Town Council is responsible for choosing a successor.

City offices and the Aquatic Center close for Good Friday, but essential services like police, fire, and trash collection continue. Normal operations resume Monday.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs is vetoing bills until the $122 million service funding gap for individuals with disabilities is addressed. The Democrats back her, while Republicans call the move "childish."

Chandler celebrates four years of its Golden Neighbors program with a May 8 birthday event featuring refreshments, cake, and free supplies for seniors.

Tempe Police seek public help to find a suspect spreading CSAM stickers in public areas since September 7, 2024, along the Western Canal and in nearby cities.

Scottsdale opposes Arizona Senate Bill 1543, which limits local zoning control, and urges Governor Katie Hobbs to veto it, as the bill threatens local democracy and community involvement in development decisions.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the five-year statute of limitations for property disputes applies even if a deed is alleged to be forged, impacting a case between Dominguez family members.

13 candidates apply for the Pima County Superior Court Judge position vacated by James E. Marner; public input sought for May 5 meeting, with interviews on May 19.

Goodyear's special all-mail election on May 20 will let voters decide on city charter changes and franchise agreements, impacting land use, departmental control, and utility services.

The cannabis industry aims to boost slumping sales by capitalizing on 4/20 coinciding with Easter through themed promotions and events, despite marketing challenges and heavy taxes.

Arizona recovers $1.83 billion from pandemic unemployment fraud, convicts 900 people, and continues efforts to prosecute hundreds more, with the state achieving a nearly 30% recovery rate.