Nearly 170,000 Arizona renters are not current on their rent. A federal eviction moratorium that was scheduled to end Wednesday has been extended through June 30, good news for the close to 114,000 Arizona renters who think they are at risk of eviction. It’s at...
More bodies are being cremated during the COVID-19 pandemic and some nearby residents worry about the impacts. Rows of cardboard boxes containing corpses line the walls of refrigerated storage containers, waiting for charred human remains to be cleared from the...
A march and vigil planned for Saturday in Mesa's Asian Business District will be the latest demonstration from the Valley's Asian-American community.
Banner Health said the number of vaccinated people needs to be much higher before even considering such a move. Arizona passed a major milestone Thursday with more than 3 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine administered. And how did Gov. Doug Ducey celebrate? By...
One local organization is offering to help people with vision loss or combined vision and hearing loss make their COVID-19 vaccine appointments.
The governor ordered that schools reopen for in-person instruction the day after receiving his first shot of the vaccine.
The streetcar will travel three miles with 14 stops along the southwest edges of ASU’s Tempe campus. Tempe’s gearing up to release a new fleet of streetcars—but this new addition to the city’s transit system resembles the light rail more than old-fashioned...
The state currently operates vaccine sites in Chandler, Glendale, Tempe, Tucson, and, as of this Friday, Yuma.
The money will help renters get access to private legal help, rather than just through the county’s Eviction Prevention Clinics.
Arizonans who have been unemployed during the pandemic say the extra $60-$80 is a small amount but still something they would have been grateful for.
