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Lawsuit says Arizona cities cannot require affordable housing

June 15, 2026

A lawsuit filed by the Goldwater Institute accuses Phoenix of giving away land for less than its value, what it calls a violation of the state’s constitution.

Central Phoenix high-rise, including over 300 apartments, begins construction

June 15, 2026

The project will include 328 luxury apartment units and 22,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial space, designed for restaurants or stores.

Downtown Phoenix campground for unhoused people looks set to stay

June 15, 2026

The site is home to nearly 300 people who aren’t comfortable staying at an indoor shelter but still need services and don’t want to sleep on the street.

This Arizona senator wants to ban an Israeli minister from the US

June 15, 2026

US Sen. Ruben Gallego is calling on the Trump administration to deny a visa to Israel’s far-right national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir.

🏳️‍🌈 AZ Pride events, beyond parades

June 15, 2026

Plus: Where to find tiki drinks this summer Share with a friend Good morning! While bar-hopping on Roosevelt Row earlier this month, I stopped into the new Tropic Thunder on Second Street. I knew it was tiki-themed, but I didn’t realize just how much effort went into the atmosphere until I stepped in. …

Mass fish die-off at San Carlos Lake in Arizona

June 13, 2026

Arizona wildlife officials say recent drought conditions, combined with water releases from a nearby dam, triggered the mass fish die-off at San Carlos Lake.

Mo’ Waymo, mo’ problems? Arizona’s newest free transit option—for now

June 12, 2026

Phoenix has been asking for better public transit for decades. What we got instead was Google’s self-driving car. The Ojai just hit Phoenix streets—it’s got grab bars, braille, elevator doors, more legroom than any bus stop in this city. Rides are free right now. Then Waymo (owned by Google’s parent company) starts charging. Oh, and…

What ‘defunding Planned Parenthood’ actually means

June 12, 2026

The “Big Beautiful Bill” locked thousands of people out of getting healthcare from clinics like Planned Parenthood.

🗣️ Mesa residents fight huge data center

June 12, 2026

Plus: Ways to celebrate Juneteenth in AZ Share with a friend Good morning! If you’ve lived here for a while, you probably already know that the monsoon is upon us. The season officially starts on Monday. The National Weather Service has named this week “Monsoon Awareness Week” to educate people about the phenomenon…

Security footage adds new detail to Maricopa election dispute

June 11, 2026

Newly released security video shows what appears to be a ballot scanner being removed from a Maricopa County election facility during vote counting and later returned. The incident is now part of an investigation by a special prosecutor. Recorder Justin Heap says his office was authorized to move the equipment.