Kevin Lane

Phoenix government employees will be able to post political opinions openly on social media, starting Nov. 9. Phoenix City Council decided in a unanimous vote Tuesday to allow wider political speech for city workers while off-the-clock and away...

The city received over $3 billion in parking meter revenue in the last fiscal year, while options to pay with credit cards or by phone expanded.

The city of Phoenix has sued the state over a bill that would retroactively kill the Roosevelt Row Business Improvement District.

While Downtown Devil took the summer off and reporters returned home, Phoenix City Council continued to work through the hot summer days, going about their normal business. Here are a few of the important projects City Council has been...

Residents participated in a town hall where a majority of participants favored recalling Nowakowski, who made controversial anti-LGBTQ comments last month.

The city will add 180 meters mostly to the area north of Pierce Street and west of Third Street.