The Phoenix Housing Department and Arizona Quadel are hosting their biannual Owner Open House to introduce property owners to ...

Ten years after Phoenix voters approved Transportation 2050 (or T2050), a 35-year plan to expand and improve the city’s transportation network, new data shows significant progress across bus, bicycle, ...

Autumn has arrived, and Phoenix Parks and Recreation is welcoming the season with a vibrant mix of free, family-friendly celebrations throughout the city. From community trunk-or-treats, to lively ...

For Assistant Police Chief Brian Lee, Phoenix isn't just the city where he works. It’s the place where he found purpose, raised a family, and spent 36 years learning — and teaching — what true service ...

The Downtown Arts Vending on Private Property Pilot Program (DAVOPP) aims to support the continued evolution of the First Fridays Art Walk in partnership with Roosevelt Row CDC, Downtown Phoenix Inc., ...

The City of Phoenix is taking additional steps and looking into the work histories of two former officers now charged with a series of crimes in a violent traffic stop. The City is also releasing the ...

On Saturday, August 22, the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department, along with Mayor Kate Gallego, community members, and partners, celebrated the grand opening of the new sports courts and ...

The U.S. Department of the Interior and Bureau of Reclamation finalized the Record of Decision and 2027–2028 Operating Guidelines for the Colorado River, establishing a 10-year decision framework and ...

Phoenix - After more than 50 years of service, city leaders, staff, and current and former police officers gathered to formally close the Phoenix Police Department’s longtime headquarters at 620 West ...

The City of Phoenix Solid Waste Division was honored with the 2026 American Public Works Association (APWA) Arizona Project of the Year Award for the 27th Avenue Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) ...

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation has released its proposed plan to deal with water shortages on the Colorado River, which suggests major cuts to Lower Basin states including Arizona. The Post-2026 ...

The Phoenix Police Department opened a new Employee Wellness Center at the Black Mountain Precinct, expanding access to wellness resources for officers and staff across the city. Located at the ...