Today's earlier editorial, "Editorial: Better of Downtown," has been misconstrued as bitter, immature and disrespectful. None of that was our intention, and I apologize for any who were offended and felt that the critique became personal.

As a conclusion of sorts to our critique of State Press Magazine's Best of Downtown coverage, we have decided to compile our own, admittedly small Better of Downtown list. We believe our categories are a more accurate depiction of the many offerings in downtown Phoenix, as it is the community that we aim to serve.

We got our hands on State Press Magazine’s Best of ASU last night, and after flipping through roughly 40 pages of non-Best-of content, we happened upon the Best of Downtown section. This spread was particularly interesting to us, an embedded, hyperlocal publication that exclusively serves the downtown community.

Students who buy an ASU U-Pass for the upcoming academic year will pay an additional $25, according to ASU Parking and Transit Services. The price increase coincides with across-the-board fare increases by Valley Metro.

A California food phenomenon made visited downtown Phoenix to bring food lovers four restaurants in one night through the ultimate foodie event, Dishcrawl.