Downtown hosting Mardi Gras festivities at CityScape
The Downtown Phoenix Ambassadors will host the Downtown Phoenix Mardi Gras Parade, Festival and Mardi Crawl on Friday, March 4.
Lenny’s Burger owner shares joys of running throwback diner
For Leonard Fleszar, the owner of Lenny’s Burger, a chain of throwback burger joints across Arizona, creating his own business wasn’t easy. But now, more than 30 years later and during a recession that has seen many restaurants forced to close up shop, he’s about to open a new location in Glendale.
‘Smash and grab’ car break-ins on Downtown campus not as common as predicted
A crime of opportunity known as “smash and grabs” was predicted by some to be a problem in downtown parking lots when the Downtown campus opened, but it has not turned out to be one, an ASU official said.
City of Phoenix approves water-rate hike; downtown students may face added fees
Phoenix residents will pay 7 percent more for water starting April 1, according to a water rate increase approved by the Phoenix City Council on Feb. 23. The increase will affect students living in Phoenix and may also affect residents of Taylor Place.
Students plan to rally against education cuts in face of legislative indifference
Despite efforts by students on ASU’s campuses who have formed a coalition against cuts to funding for higher education in Arizona, their work likely won’t influence any vote on the proposed cuts for fiscal year 2012, two state legislators said

