City Council to decide fate of costly human resources building in December
The HR Building, built in 1922, sits on Monroe Street and Second Avenue. If sold, the city would relocate 100 employees and save $400,000 annually.
Plans to sell costly downtown human resources building move forward in subcommittee
The plan to sell the building was approved by a subcommittee and will be brought before City Council.
Demonstrators protest Ducey’s call to prevent refugees from coming to Arizona
Demonstrators led by the Puente Human Rights Movement protested Gov. Doug Ducey's vow to block placement of refugees in Arizona.
Infrastructure improvements highlight city’s water sustainability strategy
Updating old infrastructure is a key part of the city water services department’s strategy for improving water sustainability, according to city officials.
Cesar Chavez Foundation will not rebid on Fillmore lot following Nowakowski controversy
Though Councilman Michael Nowakowski was cleared of wrongdoing, the Cesar Chavez Foundation will not rebid on the Fillmore lot at the center of the scandal.
Arizona Representatives discuss FAA legislation and lawsuit with community members
Arizona representatives explained their plan to fight against the FAA flight path changes that have increased airplane noise in downtown neighborhoods.
Hundreds gather outside City Council Chambers to demand $15 minimum wage, new I.D.
Hundreds of protesters marched through downtown demanding a $15 minimum wage and city identifications for everyone living in Phoenix.
Phoenix Police Department recognizes their officers at annual awards ceremony
The Phoenix Police Department honored officers, including the late John Hobbs, Tuesday night during its annual awards ceremony.
Liquor licenses may soon be allowed near churches and schools downtown
Businesses with liquor licenses may soon be permitted within 300 feet of churches due to a proposed ordinance change that, if approved, would bolster...
In northwest downtown, new development builds momentum — with a few hiccups
Northwest downtown is beginning to see the type of development that's been well underway east of Central Avenue in Roosevelt Row.