Northrop Grumman expands its presence in Arizona by leasing the entirety of a 119,222-square-foot building within Gilbert Spectrum business park, aiming to bolster its technological and employment footprint in the state.

Two popular bars in Phoenix and Tempe face closure for high-rise developments; Half Moon Windy City Sports Grill will close on February 12, while the Devil’s Advocate has a lease through 2029.

The Paradise Valley Town Council approved two luxury housing developments: Quail Run and Silver Sky, both spearheaded by developer Gordon Berry, offering expansive, high-end homes.

Phoenix's ex-homeless encampment "The Zone" is now cleaner and quieter with reduced crime rates, but the city still faces a homelessness crisis with limited resources and solutions.

Lake Havasu City progresses with plans for a new bridge to ease traffic, with $35 million allocated by Arizona's budget. The design phase is underway, targeting a 3-5 year timeline for completion.

Goodyear, Arizona, approves rezoning for a new Buc-ee's travel center, which is expected to provide 200 jobs and feature a 74,000-square-foot convenience store and 120 fuel pumps.

Saras Micro Devices opened a new HQ and manufacturing plant in Chandler, Arizona, looking to bolster its role in high-performance computing and create 50 jobs by 2025.

PNC Bank launches a mobile branch in Phoenix to serve underserved areas, offering typical bank services and part of a wider $88 billion community benefit plan.

The Phoenix area is set to auction over 2,300 acres for development into a tech hub, starting at $56.28 million, with interest from MREG for a Silicon Valley-like park by the TSMC plant.

Axon's proposed mixed-use development in Scottsdale faces resistance due to concerns about traffic, density, and water usage, with the Planning Commission delaying a decision after a 6-1 vote.

Better Buzz Coffee, a Californian chain, is opening multiple Arizona locations, including in Phoenix, Surprise, and Gilbert, joining mixed-use developments and broadening the local coffee scene.

The Phoenix City Council approved reduced parking requirements for new multifamily housing, aiming for a more walkable city with density benefits and potential challenges for residents with multiple cars.

Sion Power Corp., a Tucson-based firm, has raised $75 million in Series A funding to advance its electric vehicle battery technology, with participation from LG Energy Solution and others.