Ahwatukee residents are demanding action after repeated car crashes into a neighborhood wall, with calls for safety measures and speed reduction on 48th Street.

The Peoria Center for the Performing Arts is hosting Kilted Spirit's free Celtic concert on Wednesday, offering a blend of Irish music as part of the St. Patrick's Day celebrations.

Peoria's Development and Engineering Department is hiring a CIP Project Manager I to oversee upcoming street and drainage improvements, emphasizing work-life balance with a four-day workweek.

Valley Metro in Phoenix has introduced a new mobile fare system and promises a reloadable card soon, aiming to streamline the public transit experience.

Scottsdale is developing a sustainability plan to be discussed on March 19, involving public engagement and aligning with their 2035 General Plan. The city is also celebrating Women's History Month with library exhibits and events.

Avondale begins construction on Park N Ride Bus Stop, closing Park Avenue between W. Roosevelt and W. Dale Earnhardt Drive, with detours via N. 114th Ave and Dale Earnhardt Drive. Project runs from March 11 to May 31, 2024.

The Arizona Justice Center assists vulnerable individuals facing homelessness and life challenges, while Maricopa County's Smart Justice Program helps justice-involved individuals find employment.

Maricopa County senior homelessness reaches crisis levels, with over 2,000 needing housing and services, as costs and medical issues exacerbate the situation, prompting analysis of Arizona's over $1 billion spending on homelessness.

Phoenix leaders have enacted a water conservation ordinance for large businesses, imposing fines for excess use and rewarding residents who opt for desert landscaping.

A total solar eclipse will cross North America on April 8, visible along a path from Mexico to Canada and partially in other areas like Arizona. Use proper eye protection to avoid damage while observing.

San Tan Valley launches a new EPCOR wastewater plant, addressing long-standing infrastructure issues and replacing the outdated Section 11 facility. Supervisor Mike Goodman led the improvement efforts, promising enhanced utility services for locals.

Jeanne Brandner is the new Director of Juvenile Court Services, with extensive experience in juvenile justice from Nebraska and Arizona, taking over after Denise Smith's retirement.

Chandler celebrates César Chávez with events including a student-focused "Seeds of Legacy," an internal city employee series, storytelling with local elderly Latinos, and a community cleanup and march.