City explores location, feedback on Latino cultural center
Latino and Chicano cultural influence can be seen all over Phoenix, and soon there could be a center dedicated to their culture and arts.
The...
City budget neglects downtown parks
By Cody Fitzpatrick and Edder Diaz Martinez
Lobbying from a local community group for more downtown parks funding in Phoenix’s trial budget appears to have...
Bad boy Mexican restaurant Chico Malo opens in CityScape
Look out downtown, a new bad boy is in town.
After a wait of over four months due to construction delays in December, New Mexican...
Grocery store development breaks ground
Phoenix officials and developers broke ground Thursday morning on Block 23, a mixed-use development that will bring a much-anticipated grocery store to the downtown...
From Knipe House to parking: Topics to keep an eye out for in the...
Several up-and-coming issues and topics were explored at an Evans Churchill Community Association meeting on Wednesday. These are some topics nearby residents should keep...
2017 Easter Roundup: Egg hunts and brunch spots
By: Stephanie Morse, Bayne Froney and Kara Carlson
Saturday: Bud’s Glass Joint Easter Eve Egg Hunt
4/15 at 6 p.m.
907 N. 5th St. Phoenix
Bud’s Glass Joint...
Light rail extension could come to South Central
South Central took a step forward in adding a light rail expansion that would extend into the area.
A Phoenix subcommittee approved funding for the...
Quetzal Co-Op roasts coffee with a conscience
Quetzal Co-Op is a local coffee roaster with a mission to use a simple cup of joe to help protect the indigenous peoples community.
The...
Group builds bridges through international folk dance
In an increasingly divided country, a group of people are bridging different backgrounds, cultures and ages by coming together through the love of music...
Refugees share stories of war, resettlement
Community members had a chance to speak and listen to refugees and resettlement services about their stories and services during a community panel on...