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Santa Rita Center: A Story of Historic Preservation in Phoenix
The Santa Rita Center in Phoenix is undergoing structural repairs and additions to make it a center for CPLC operations and special events.
ACLU Sues City of Phoenix to Stop Sweeps of Homeless Camp
The ACLU of Arizona says it is suing the city of Phoenix in order to block resumed sweeps of a huge homeless encampment downtown.
6 Iconic Phoenix Restaurants You Need to Try
From iconic dishes to historic origins, these restaurants are staples in Phoenix.
Quiz: How Phoenix Are You?
Are you a transplant or true Phoenix local? Take our quiz and find out!
11 Restaurants in the Phoenix Metro Area to Grab a Thanksgiving Meal
Don’t want to or just don’t have time to cook up a massive Thanksgiving meal this year? No problem.
9 Places in Metro Phoenix to Buy Great Locally Baked Pies Ahead of Thanksgiving
Plenty of metro Phoenix bakeries and restaurants are baking up a plethora of pies that you can buy and enjoy in good company.
7 Dog-Friendly Places in Phoenix to Take Your Doggo
If you’re looking for places throughout metro Phoenix that will welcome both you and your furry friends, the city more than delivers.
7 Dog-Friendly Places in Phoenix to Take Your Pup
If you’re looking for places throughout metro Phoenix that will welcome both you and your furry friends, the city more than delivers.
‘Our Future Also Counts’: An 18-Year-Old Phoenix Teen on Why She’s Voting in the Midterm Elections
In Arizona, youth voter turnout has been on the rise, increasing 16 percentage points from 2014 to 2018 and 18 points between 2016 and 2020.
Documentary Highlights Traffic Violence in Phoenix
A new documentary called “The Street Project” examines traffic violence in Phoenix.
Phoenix Poet Shares How Writing Improved His Mental Health
Phoenix poet Austin Davis, who is holding a workshop in Tempe on Oct. 15, says writing has helped him process his mental health conditions.
6 Iconic Phoenix Restaurants to Put On Your Go-to List
From iconic dishes to historic origins, these restaurants are staples in Phoenix.
‘There Is More to It:’ Shelter Worker on Phoenix’s Growing Tent City
More than 600 people stay in downtown Phoenix’s homeless shelter every night—and hundreds more sleep in tents on the streets surrounding the shelter.
10 of the Best Tacos You’ll Find in the Phoenix Area
We scoured the Valley to find the best mom-and-pop taquerias, local chains, and award-winning Mexican restaurants with tacos so tasty they’ll have you saying ¡Ole!
Growing Unsheltered Community in Phoenix Receives Help From Project Connect
Project Connect is a program in Phoenix that provides resources like medical and housing assistance, and helps individuals acquire proper identification.
Think Phoenix Has No Culture? These 6 World-Class Institutions Say Otherwise.
One of the most common criticisms of Phoenix is that the city has no culture. True Phoenicians know that is simply not true, and these Arizona institutions prove it.
Drink Up: 9 Great Happy Hours in Metro Phoenix
Searching for a spot where you can nab a great drink deal? Here are some local bars and restaurants that offer some of the best happy hour specials in the Valley.
Good Vibes Only: 8 Great Coffee Shops in Metro Phoenix
Caffeine addicts know that Phoenix has a thriving local coffee scene: find your next great cup at one of these independently owned coffee shops in the Valley.
Prominent Arizona Lawyer Confirmed to the Federal Appeals Court in Phoenix
Roopali gained prominence after arguing various cases for the state of Arizona, including suing the State Senate Republican leadership over the partisan audit of Maricopa County’s 2020 election results.
NLRB Dismisses Starbucks Charge Against Phoenix Union Organizers
The charge was one of two that Starbucks has filed against Workers United since the union began organizing late last year. More than 200 Starbucks locations have unionized since December.
Need a Refreshing Drink to Cool You Off? Try One of These Eight Great Margaritas in Phoenix.
Treat your taste buds to a tequila-infused cocktail and embrace Phoenix’s unofficial slogan: “we salt our margaritas, not our roads.”
Long Lines Are Back at Phoenix Food Banks as Prices Hit High
The food banks are struggling to meet the latest need even as federal programs provide less food to distribute, grocery store donations wane, and cash gifts don’t go nearly as far.
New Phoenix Shelter Is More Than a One-Night Stop for People Experiencing Homelessness
The 200 guests at a new Phoenix homeless shelter at 28th and Washington streets receive a dedicated bed with no limit on how long they stay.
Phoenix Millennial Hopes Broadway Musical About His Life Drives DACA Discussion
The former Arizona resident is talking about the need to continue DACA, what he calls a “saving grace” in his life – and the role his story plays in that fight. And he’s talking about meeting Barack Obama. Again.
Phoenix Lawyer Known for Defending Election Integrity, Invest in Ed, Nominated to 9th Circuit
Roopali Desai is Biden’s first nomination to the Phoenix chambers, and would be the first South Asian Judge on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Judge Denies Request to Reinstate Phoenix Starbucks Workers
The three workers involved were all leaders in union efforts at a Phoenix Starbucks, and claim the company took action against them for their organizing efforts.
How to Save Water—and Money—Following the Water Alert Announcement in Phoenix
Here are some some tips and resources on how to use water more efficiently—and save money in the process.
Bloom Where You’re Planted: How a South Phoenix Farm Harnesses Mother Earth
“I’m very proud of my roots, traditions, and culture. That’s taught from generation to generation. That connection with the earth, nature and spirituality helps us be better.”
Federal Funding Approved for Over 750 New Affordable Housing Units in Phoenix Metro Area
Maricopa County in the last month has approved over $27 million of American Rescue Plan funding to go toward 758 new affordable housing units.