Paul Maryniak

Tempe may not be all blue after all as far as its delegation to the state Legislature from the three districts that include pieces of the city is concerned.

Two Ahwatukee preschools last week lost their fight with the Arizona Department of Health Services to block the award of a marijuana dispensary license to the owner of a nearby

By Paul Maryniak, Tribune Executive Editor W hile unofficial election results largely made Tempe a spot of blue in a national sea of red as

Phoenix officials are beginning their months-long preparation of a budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 with a bit of good news.

While a red sea that didn’t comprise Arizona Cardinal fans overtook the nation, Ahwatukee voters stayed true blue in elections that impacted them the closest to home last week.

By Paul Maryniak, Tribune Executive Editor A Los Angeles multifamily investment company that reportedly has spent billions in the last few

It's been the elephant in the board room for several years as successive demographic forecasts laid out a bleak future for Kyrene School District's enrollment.

Mountain Pointe High School was in mourning this week over the stabbing death of a 15-year-old sophomore in an early-morning altercation between two groups in Ahwatukee’s Lakewood neighborhood Nov. 16.

As Mountain Pointe High School mourned a 15-year-old sophomore who was fatally stabbed during an early-morning altercation between two groups in Ahwatukee’s Lakewood neighborhood Nov. 16, Phoenix Police today said

It’s been the elephant in the board room for several years as successive demographic forecasts laid out a bleak future for Kyrene School District’s enrollment.