Phoenix makes strides combating homelessness, but overall population remains static
Programs to help combat homelessness in Phoenix have shown progress according to a city report, but officials worry the population remains on the rise.
Bill may cause delay for Roosevelt Business Improvement District
House Bill 2440 may delay the creation of the Roosevelt Business Improvement District further if the bill is passed.
New parking meters coming to Roosevelt Row in near future to increase turnover
The city will add 180 meters mostly to the area north of Pierce Street and west of Third Street.
Groups work to alleviate noise from FAA flight-path changes in Phoenix neighborhoods
Phoenix has released a new app to help residents file noise complaints after the FAA changed flight paths over residential areas.
Public safety departments’ budgets show variability
Salaries, pensions, and health insurance make up the greatest three expenditures for the police, fire and municipal court departments.
Heated debate precedes City Council vote to end public invocation prayers
In response to the planned invocation by Satanic Temple members at a City Council meeting, the council voted to eliminate public prayers at city meetings.
City Council approves sale of downtown Sheraton hotel
City Council voted to authorize the $300 million sale of the Sheraton Grand Phoenix hotel to TLG Phoenix, an affiliate of Thayer Lodging Group.
Proponents say new light rail spurs will spark development around downtown
Proponents hope City Council's passage of funding for two new light rail spurs will help encourage development in the areas surrounding downtown.
Third Street bike lanes proposal introduced at public meeting
The Phoenix Street Transportation Department unveiled plans to place bike lanes along the Third Street corridor at a public meeting on Thursday night.
Update: City Council passes new light rail extensions
The South Central light rail extension will come with a $1.5 million budget increase, and plans for another spur along Washington Street were also passed.