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"Last summer, we saw hundreds of people die" – Phoenix gears up for trail closures after heat-related rescues

After the first 100-degree day of the year, Phoenix announced several trails will close to hikers during extreme heat ... read more

Phoenix area near 19th Ave and Camelback Rd to be designated 'International District'

Through collaboration between the Arizona Asian Chamber of Commerce, the City of Phoenix and members of the community, the brand came up to help give an identity to the area. read more

How city of Phoenix, CAP are addressing water supply issues

State and local agencies are working toward Arizona water supply solutions, including potentially expanding the Bartlett Dam and adding new infrastructure. read more

Phoenix Embraces Arbor Day, City Plants for a Cooler Future with Drought-Tolerant Trees

Phoenix celebrates Arbor Day with a focus on planting trees suitable for its arid climate and urban forestry goals. read more

City of Phoenix issues citations during cleanup of 'The Zone'

Arizona’s Family Investigates found police are charging anyone camping in 'The Zone' with prohibited use of a public right-of-way, basically using a public street for lying and sleeping. read more

Phoenix Braces for Week of Soaring Temperatures with Gusts Up to 25 MPH, NWS Forecasts Relief Midweek

Phoenix is set for a sunny week with highs near 97 degrees and cooling in the evenings, with breezier midweek conditions. read more

Sky Harbor to get a new terminal as Phoenix Mayor announces new city investments

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego announced new investments are coming to Sky Harbor Airport in Tuesday's State of the City address. As Phoenix grows and with the number of passengers passing through Sky ... read more

Phoenix 'reaping benefits' from years of planning, mayor says

"We are reaping the benefits from years of intentional planning, attention to the right issues and a steadfast belief in our limitless potential," Gallego said at her state of the city address at the ... read more

One-on-one: Phoenix City Councilmember Kevin Robinson talks first year in office

One year after Kevin Robinson was sworn in to represent Dist. 6 on the Phoenix City Council, ABC15 wanted to follow up to see how those first 12 months went. read more

She cleaned Phoenix mayors' offices for a decade. Then she was fired over her uniform

Maria Sanchez cleaned the offices of Phoenix mayors, council members and top executives for more than a decade. She took care of their plants during the pandemic, shared her home-cooked food with ... read more

City of Phoenix waterline project closes these Loop 101 off-ramps

A City of Phoenix water main project has closed the off-ramps at 51st Avenue. While project officials had initially planned for restrictions starting this week and closures the next, ADOT says the ... read more

How Phoenix undercut its own police oversight agency

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