Pima County launches a new career website called Workday to ease the job search and application process for residents, with a transition period from the old NeoGov system.

Pima County Parks & Recreation is seeking feedback from residents for its Master Plan to shape the future of local parks and recreational amenities for decades to come.

Arizona's electors ceremonially cast their votes for Trump and Vance, overseen by Secretary of State Fontes, with the event live-streamed for transparency.

Sen. Mark Kelly volunteered at St. Mary's Food Bank and visited the Phoenix VA Medical Center, highlighting issues of food insecurity and veterans' healthcare in Arizona.

San Luis city offices will close for Christmas Day, but essential services like emergency response and trash collection will continue. Utility payments can be made online, with processing resuming December 26.

Tolleson announces its December 2024 bulk trash pick-up schedule for residents to dispose of large items, with Zone 1 on December 26 and Zone 2 on December 27.

A worker died after falling six stories at the VAI Resort construction site in Glendale. The incident is under investigation by the Glendale Police and ADOSH.

Gilbert, Arizona, has launched a TNR program to control its feral cat population, subsidizing local nonprofits in sterilizing and returning cats to reduce their numbers and minimize their impact on the community.

A single mother in Arizona and her daughters received a new home from a partnership between the Arizona Lottery and Habitat for Humanity amid a housing crisis.

A Laveen composting facility has received a cease-and-desist for zoning violations, amid residents' complaints of overpowering odors. The company must vacate by 2025 or seek a special-use permit.

At 99, Holocaust survivor Saul Dreier uses music to educate about the Holocaust, inspire peace, and bridge generational gaps through his foundation and band of fellow survivors.

The Tolleson Police Department is conducting its annual Christmas Toy Drive, inviting the community to donate new, unwrapped toys for children aged 5 to 15 until December 19th.

Lake Havasu City Police highlight the need for increased vigilance against theft during the holidays, advising the public to lock vehicles and homes to safeguard belongings, especially firearms.