Josselyn Berry

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Phoenix residents weigh redistricting plans that would further divide downtown

Phoenix residents on Thursday grappled over electoral districts during a redistricting meeting at the Burton Barr Central Library. Both proposed plans would splinter downtown Phoenix into three separate districts.

Stanton discusses sustainability, business during State of City address

Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton focused on sustainable development, local businesses and education in his inaugural State of the City address at the Phoenix Convention Center, marking his 100th day in office.

Arizona PIRG study shows young Americans drive less, use public transit more

The Arizona PIRG Education Fund released a study Thursday showing that Americans are driving less for the first time since World War II. Young people, especially, are avoiding driving in favor of other public-transportation options.

Transportation expert visits Phoenix to discuss walkability, sustainable development

Cities need to be built for people, a transportation expert said Thursday morning to a crowd overlooking downtown. Transportation expert Dan Burden addressed ways to make Phoenix a more sustainable, pedestrian-friendly city at the “Talk the Talk, Walk the Walk” event hosted by the Phoenix Urban Research Lab (PURL) on Thursday.

Construction on $52 million apartment complex begins in downtown Roosevelt Row arts district

Clods of dirt flew into the air Tuesday morning at the groundbreaking ceremony for a $52 million mixed-use housing development for students and downtown residents.

Roosevelt Row CDC named finalist for Creative Placemaking Grant

Roosevelt Row Community Development Corporation has been named a finalist for a national grant for creative placemaking because of its dynamic use of space in downtown Phoenix.