Politics

The Phoenix Public Transit Department unveiled a new Park-and-Ride bus stop in south Phoenix Saturday. The stop will open Monday and feature 205 shade-covered parking spots.

As a result of the state budget established in March, the grants that the Arizona Commission on the Arts distributes to arts organizations like Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona and Rising Youth Theatre will be put on hiatus, discontinued or reduced.

Four people were arrested for refusing to move from sitting in the street outside the Fourth Avenue Jail while protesting a bill that in Arizona requires those living in the U.S. without documents over the age of 14 to carry registration.

The city is looking at ways to cut costs associated with its employee's health care. City officials warn that without action, the costs can cripple the city's budget in coming years.

The city of Phoenix is putting out a call for new ideas that will change the way trash is discarded and recycled.

Frank Smith III chose to not run for what would've have been a record-making third term as downtown student government president, leaving Corina Tapscott unopposed in her successful run for the position. We take a look back at the work done in his two terms and how Smith changed as a leader.

Noise monitors have showed that the new flight path to Phoenix International Sky Harbor Airport has a measurable impact on residents' lives.

After the recent shootings in Mesa, ASU police officials at the Downtown Phoenix campus say keeping staff, students and locals safe is a top priority.

The city of Phoenix has updated its PlanPhx general plan, first passed in 2002, to respond to citizen feedback about how to create a more sustainable, connected and economically strong city.