Phoenix prepares for its biggest tree planting event, aiming to plant 200 trees in a Westwood neighborhood as part of an urban greening initiative funded by a grant to improve community and climate resilience.

The City of Surprise offers a Summer Youth Internship Program for income-eligible teens to gain work experience and earn minimum wage. Applications are open until March 31.

The article discusses Arizona's housing crisis, noting high home prices and rent burden, with experts suggesting an increase in home improvement spending as residents try to adapt.

Goodyear, Arizona unveils Fire Station 188 with cutting-edge features to prevent cancer and protect firefighter health, including specialized gear washers and a clean cab truck design.

Benjamin Taylor was elected as the first Black president of the State Bar of Arizona, heralding progress in diversity within the state's legal system.

A fire destroyed two historic businesses on Bisbee's Main Street, with the community and nearby shop owners dealing with the aftermath and contemplating the future.

Maricopa County has updated its Client Portal to help residents access various assistance programs more easily, with over $200 million in services delivered since its launch.

SRP's free Water Conservation Expo in Phoenix offers classes, discounts on water-saving devices, and freebies to promote a desert-friendly lifestyle and water conservation.

Arizona's cities rank among the worst for road safety, with Tucson and Phoenix noted for high numbers of fatal crashes. Speeding and impaired driving are key issues, contributing to the state's poor ratings in recent reports.

Chandler's Golden Neighbors program is hosting a Dr. Seuss celebration for seniors and students at Galveston Elementary, including storytime and free books.

Surprise, Arizona introduces curbside recycling beginning March 4, requiring residents to abide by new guidelines for waste sorting and bin placement.

Rear Admiral Maria Aguayo inspires youth, especially girls, by sharing her story of overcoming gender barriers to reach high ranks in the U.S. Navy, encouraging them to pursue their dreams with perseverance and dedication.

Navajo Nation and neighboring tribes are close to a historic settlement on water rights in the Colorado River Basin, which could aid many homes lacking running water.