Marissa Sarbak is a news reporter based in Phoenix, Arizona. She specializes in local news and has covered a wide range of topics including border issues, crime, legal matters, and community events. Her work has been featured on FOX10 Phoenix, Yahoo News, and FOX 11 Los Angeles - KTTV.
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Phoenix, United States (Local)
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By: Marissa Sarbak
A temporary change in a public transportation route is causing safety concerns for residents in a Phoenix neighborhood.
The investment follows another $36 million investment in the Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport from July
By: Marissa Sarbak
Restrictions adjusted to address various neighborhood concerns
By: Marissa Sarbak
The calendar is available now in Birdcall restaurants around the Valley for $15 and $10 will go towards the S.O.S. organization for every purchace
By: Marissa Sarbak
The Roosevelt School District Governing Board will vote Thursday on whether or not to close five schools as the district tries to get a handle on a $5 million budget deficit.
The public meetings between the City Council and the Phoenix Police Department are expected to be held every few months over the next few years
USPS says 'the earlier you send, the better'for shipping during holiday season
ABC15 has been listening to community concerns and following updates
Parents and students from Estrella Mountain Elementary School got up to speak on behalf of their principal at Monday’s school board meeting.
City plans to build water purification facility with federal funding
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