Mark Carlislemail

With unemployment rates low, a local workforce development group is focusing not just on getting unemployed Valley residents working but getting employed residents better jobs.

Phoenix City Council indicated last week it wants to fund infrastructure to fix “dead zones” around the city where Phoenix Fire and Police radios do not work.

Phoenix is bringing back red-light cameras. Phoenix City Council voted Tuesday to resurrect the city’s automated enforcement program, which ended in 2019, after the city has seen high …

More emergency response calls are being taken by mental health specialists in the city of Phoenix as the city's Community Assistance Program increases its staffing and as dispatchers learn …

Seventy-five years ago, the city of Phoenix was about to embark on its first population boom. Now, a lot of the water and sewer pipelines installed during that time are nearing the end of their …

The city of Phoenix is on the hunt for funding as it prepares to adopt its new Tree and Shade Master Plan, which calls for a $50 million investment toward adding shade over the next five years. …

Proposition 312 has a 56.3% to 43.7% lead in early results. The ballot measure would give property tax rebates to business- or homeowners impacted by homeless encampments that a city neglects to …

A 274-room hotel is planned to be added to next to the Shops at Norterra in north Phoenix. The hotel is planned to have two different companies as tenants, though none have been announced yet. …

The city of Phoenix is looking to close off more of its alleys. The Public Safety and Justice Subcommittee recommended a $3 million increase in funding for the city’s Gated Alley Program, …

A state bill earlier this year loosened some regulations the city of Phoenix had in place for casitas. One member of the Phoenix Planning Commission pushed for some further loosened regulations, but …