Chandler Museum hosts a remembrance event on Nov. 1 for those of Japanese ancestry interned during WWII, featuring the Ireichō monument and cultural performances.

Chandler invites residents to explore its future through an interactive event showcasing the updated General Plan with 3D technology at SoHo63 on October 28.

Phoenix has closed Echo Canyon Trail on Camelback Mountain due to storm damage, with rangers enforcing the closure and the city advising hikers to use alternative trails.

The article details upcoming freeway closures and lane restrictions in the Phoenix area due to ADOT's improvement projects, advising drivers on detours and potential traffic disruptions.

The Phoenix Police released a video of an officer-involved shooting from October 2, revealing the events that led to the death of a suicidal man who confronted officers with a knife. Investigations are ongoing.

ADOT highlights the significance of the Move Over law for National Move Over Day, stressing the safety of first responders and stalled motorists on Arizona roads.

Scottsdale has formed a new Subcommittee on Community Safety, led by Councilwoman Jan Dubauskas, to focus on improving public safety and addressing nuisances in the city.

Phoenix Public Transit and Valley Metro are updating services and schedules on October 27, 2025, involving route rerouting and the opening of the new Greg Stanton Central Station.

Fountain Hills partners with Republic Services for the 2025 Household Hazardous Waste event on November 8th, providing safe disposal of hazardous items at the local high school.

Queen Creek's free Pancake Breakfast event on Nov 8, offers IHOP pancakes, interactive displays, performances, and free flu shots by Dignity Health, with a focus on community engagement.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs appoints Elizabeth T. Bingert and Rachel C. Hernandez to the Maricopa County Superior Court, filling vacancies left by retired judges.

Flagstaff hosts a gathering to address the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives crisis, offering educational events and film screenings open to the public.

Fountain Hills partners with Republic Services for the 2025 Household Hazardous Waste event at the high school to allow residents to safely dispose of hazardous items.