Sarah Jarvis

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Gallego: House bill to block funding for legal status executive action attacks families

U.S. Congressman Ruben Gallego criticized the recent bill proposed to deter President Obama’s immigration actions Thursday at the Sandra Day O'Connor U.S. Courthouse, saying it attacks families and politicizes a humanitarian issue.

Parking meters continue to cause stress for small businesses in downtown Phoenix

The Phoenix City Council’s implementation of extended parking-meter hours in August has had a range of effects on local businesses and shed light on the patchwork of parking options downtown.

A nonprofit group leaves humanitarian aid along immigrant trails in the U.S. from Mexico

Members of the nonprofit group No More Deaths have regularly traveled to the Sonoran Desert National Forest since 2004 to leave humanitarian aid along the trails that immigrants take into the United States from Mexico. With the inhospitable nature of the desert, it's common for the group to run into evidence that gives them their name.

{9} the Gallery earns enough through fundraiser, crowd funding to remain open

After two days of raising money through a silent auction art event and a GoFundMe page, {9} the Gallery has raised enough money to stay open, especially after owner Laura Dragon cut a deal with her landowners.

Alwun House founder Kim Moody revitalizes Garfield neighborhood and shapes arts scene

Kim Moody is the founder of the Alwun House art gallery and performance space. Moody helped bring the First Fridays art walk to Phoenix and used social activism to revitalize the Garfield neighborhood, where Alwun House is located.

Grand Avenue Rail Project expands proposed rail lines, seeks political support

The 4-year-old Grand Avenue Rail Project organization continues to seek support for the construction of a downtown streetcar system, now expanding its proposed rail lines.