Scottsdale invites public input on short-term rental and nuisance party regulation changes and announces numerous community events, including an Easter egg hunt and commemorative events.

Apache Junction invites winter residents to subscribe to their AJ Weekly Newsletter to stay informed about local events and news even after returning home.

Pinal County residents will meet on March 28th to discuss the housing crisis at a roundtable in Apache Junction, focusing on homelessness, housing shortages, and eviction prevention.

Casa Grande libraries are seeking gently-used book, audiobook, and DVD donations to support the local community. Residents can drop off items or arrange a pickup for larger donations.

Casa Grande's annual Household Hazardous Waste Event is scheduled for April 20th, providing residents with a free opportunity to safely dispose of hazardous items at the North Operations Center.

Break-ins at a Phoenix affordable housing project have caused extensive damage and delayed renovations, affecting future low-income residents and resulting in potentially $500,000 in losses.

Female-led startups received a record portion of VC funding in 2023, with women entrepreneurs getting 27.8% of total deal value. However, exits for such companies fell to their lowest since 2016.

Scottsdale, Arizona, has seen a 102% increase in its millionaire population over the last decade, making it a top destination for wealthy residents, largely due to its low taxes and luxury lifestyle.

Arizona Sen. Eva Burch shared her abortion story amid restrictive state laws, aiming to spark discussion on reproductive rights and possibly amend state policies on abortion.

Housing affordability crisis hits middle-class workers hard in Phoenix, with salaries unable to match high home prices and rent costs.

Navajo women reach unprecedented leadership roles, with Crystalyne Curley as Speaker and Richelle Montoya as Vice President, and Priscilla Sanderson advancing Native American health education.

Kate Milewski, Pinal County Public Defender, received the AACJ's William Rothstein Award for her dedication to legal defense in Arizona's rural areas.

Pinal County recognizes International Dark Sky Week with a "Dark Skies Lights Out" event, urging residents to dim lights and appreciate the stars to reduce light pollution.