A sex offender is accused of assaulting a 10-year-old at an elementary school in Phoenix after gaining unauthorized entry and pretending to be a doctor. The suspect has prior offenses and a history of probation violations.

Scottsdale's Old Town Farmers Market is relocating to the City Hall lot for the 2026–27 season to avoid disruptions during the expansion of its current site.

Glendale city offices are closed on Thanksgiving and the following Friday, with essential services on a modified schedule. There will be no trash collection on Thanksgiving.

Arizona House Republicans call for special session on tax conformity with federal guidelines, criticizing Governor Hobbs for late support of Trump's cuts. They urge immediate action for taxpayer certainty before filing season.

Litchfield Park city offers holiday safety tips, advising LED candles over regular to prevent fires, securing cords to avoid tripping, and watering real trees to reduce fire risk.

Maricopa introduces bocce courts at Copper Sky, part of a broader effort to enhance local park amenities, including new ballfields and shade structures, with a larger Field House and distinctive Mike Ingram Heritage Park soon to be added.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed an executive order for a tax cut package to ease the burden on middle-class citizens and urges legislative support.

Apache Junction Police released body camera footage of Officer Facio's fatal shooting, highlighting the event's intensity and the law enforcement's de-escalation attempts.

Goodyear residents face potential utility bill increases with a public hearing set for December 15 to discuss a new rate plan, which could see rates rise by about 5.8-5.9% annually over four years.

Avondale's Youth Advisory Commission Open House on December 1, 2025, invites youth to engage in civic participation and enjoy an outdoor movie screening.

Scottsdale City Council amended its Zoning Ordinance to allow duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes on single-family lots, adhering to a new state mandate.

Sinaloa Cartel lieutenant Tapia-Quintero pled guilty to drug trafficking and money laundering, potentially facing life in prison and substantial fines.

Chandler revises its water conservation rebates to manage funds effectively, adjusting amounts for grass removal and water-efficient tech, effective January 1, 2026.