Phoenix partners with UMOM to add 96 shelter beds for homeless families, transforming office space into units and reducing wait times for those in need.

Gilbert, AZ introduces a holiday postcard initiative in the Heritage District, featuring unique designs and stationed at local businesses to promote festive spirit and public art.

The City of Peoria partners with Prostate On-Site Project for prostate cancer screenings on December 4, 2024, at two locations with varying morning hours. Insurance accepted, uninsured flat fee is $86, but no Medicare. Appointments required.

The City of Peoria is hiring a Street Maintenance Worker focused on Signs and Striping with responsibilities for traffic control, fabricating, and installing signs. The job offers a full-time 4-day week and pays $18.84 to $23.04 per hour.

Chandler city officials tentatively approved ordinance changes to align with new state laws, affecting Final Plat approvals, housing options, residential zoning applications, and allowing more chickens in backyards.

El Mirage residents can honor military personnel by purchasing an engraved brick for the Veterans Plaza Brick Dedication Program, supporting the memorial's upkeep and expansion.

Surprise, AZ seeks residents to join its Library Advisory Commission. Applicants must live in Surprise and apply by Nov 29 via email or in person, with forms available online.

The Surprise Party in Surprise, AZ offers a free holiday event with activities, live entertainment, a Tree Lighting Ceremony, fireworks, and more, Dec 6-7 at Surprise Recreation Campus.

Arizona's Department of Public Safety seized almost 6,500 pounds of drugs from August to October 2024, including fentanyl, meth, heroin, cocaine, and marijuana.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs plans to create an AI Steering Committee to boost technology and transportation in the state, focusing on AI and advanced air mobility.

The San Carlos Apache Tribe has been approved for Disaster Unemployment Assistance due to the July Watch Fire, providing financial support to jobless tribal members.

Lake Havasu City ranks 7th in the Digital Cities Survey for small populations, recognized for its tech-initiatives in services, security, and transparency.

Coconino County reports a high voter turnout for the November 5th election and anticipates a recount in two close races, following state laws for margins within 0.5%. The final results await official confirmation after meticulous review procedures.