The Supreme Court allows cities to enforce bans on public sleeping by homeless individuals even when no shelters are available, overturning a California appeals court decision.

Verizon addresses service disruption, suggests restarting devices after restoring normal levels following unexplained outage incidents impacting users.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced a new temple in Queen Creek, Arizona, the eighth in the state, as part of a global expansion including 16 other temples.

The Whitlow Fire in Queen Valley, AZ, has been partially contained, and evacuation status downgraded. Residents should stay alert despite 40% containment of the 218-acre fire, initially caused by target shooting.

Former Phoenix Police officer Tyler Moldovan, recovering from 2021 shooting wounds, had successful surgery following a fall that caused fractures, with his wife Chelsea sharing updates on their journey and faith on social media.

Jack Hardie Park in Lake Havasu City reopens on October 7 after renovations, including new playground equipment and safety features, improved park structures, and repurposed materials.

Chandler city partners with SeniorTechPal for a tech event aimed at helping seniors with digital devices on Oct 17, offering guidance on using phones and tablets.

The Phoenix Police Department celebrated its Annual Award Ceremony, distributing over 150 awards for bravery and service, including the Medal of Valor, and recognized volunteers, at the Orpheum Theater.

Firefighters in Lake Havasu City executed a desert rescue, aiding a group of seven hikers, with one suffering from heat-related injuries, using rescue vehicles for transport.

Phoenix area firefighters attended a Liberty High School football game to support the son of late Phoenix firefighter Adam Cauthron, honoring his memory and legacy.

The Peoria Public Library celebrated imagination in youth, announcing winners for its Library Card Design and StoryWalk Story Writing contests, which showcased artistic and literary talents.

Tempe was awarded the City Government Project Experience Award for its digital technology use, recognized by the Center for Digital Government among 13 cities nationwide.

The Scottsdale Police Department invites the community to provide feedback for its CALEA re-accreditation process, which assesses the department against 462 standards every four years.