Phoenix City Council Approves $2 Million Partnership With National Forest Foundation to Protect Water Supply
The Phoenix City Council has approved a $2 million partnership with the National Forest Foundation to rejuvenate the Salt and Verde river watersheds, aiming to reduce forest fire risks and improve water quality.
San Juan Bosco Shelter in Nogales Faces Migrant Influx Following New Asylum Policies
The San Juan Bosco Shelter in Sonora is overwhelmed with migrants due to recent U.S. asylum policy changes, particularly affecting children. The shelter is seeking donations through the Border Community Alliance.
Glendale Eyes Global Expansion, Seeks to Boost Economy with Foreign Investments
Glendale is aiming to expand its economy through more foreign direct investment, leveraging existing international relationships and planning to attend the SelectUSA Investment Summit to attract global partners.
Phoenix Police Issue Safety Tips for Drivers Ahead of Monsoon Season
Phoenix Police Department advises caution and provides safety tips for drivers during monsoon season, including checking vehicle condition, pulling over safely during storms, and being vigilant of post-storm debris and hazards.
Phoenix's Burton Barr Central Library to Celebrate Summer Solstice with Special Anniversaries and Activities
The Burton Barr Central Library will celebrate the Summer Solstice on June 20 with activities emphasizing the interplay of light and architecture, and marking anniversaries for the Arizona Room and College Depot.












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