Phoenix to Divest City-Owned Land in Sunnyslope for Mixed-Income Housing Developments
Phoenix sells eight city-owned parcels in Sunnyslope to encourage mixed-income housing and combat the affordable housing crisis, with the requirement that developments include units for families earning below 80% AMI.
Apache Junction Partners with SRP to Replace Trees for Safer Power Lines, Pledges to Triple Urban Canopy
Apache Junction teams up with SRP to remove trees posing risks to power lines, replacing them with low-growth varieties, and planting additional trees for public and environmental benefits.
Construction Employment Diverges Across U.S. Metros; Houston and Northern Virginia See Growth, Phoenix Faces Decline
The article discusses varying trends in US construction employment, with job growth in some areas and declines in others like Phoenix, and the industry's reliance on immigrant labor.
Phoenix Police Arrest Suspect Charged with Second-Degree Murder in New Year's Eve Shooting
A man was arrested in Phoenix for the New Year's Eve shooting death of his roommate, Edi Ruiz. The incident occurred at their apartment. The suspect, Jose Gonzales-Hernandez, was caught after his phone was tracked.












