Ex-Mesa City Councilman William Jaffa was cited in connection with disorderly conduct and false reporting to law enforcement after a YouTube video surfaced showing his behavior toward a hiker.
The popular micro-distillery has been pouring craft spirits in a great space.
The musician performs with Buddy Guy this week at Celebrity Theatre.
The show mixes comedy with real and mythical tales of bizarre behavior.
Though Moselle’s narrative feature debut, Skate Kitchen, tells a fictional story, the director again draws heavily from her subjects’ own personal histories, this time constructing a story about teen girls finding themselves and each other at the local skate park
The dilapidated Roosevelt Row structure will bite the dust on August 22.
The Boston power trio will make a metalhead out of anyone.
The plot concerns skinny dreamer Davey, a fanatic for the Bigfoot creatures and aliens of supermarket tabloids, suddenly convinced that the loner cop (Rich Sommer) who lives across the street must be a serial killer responsible for a spate of missing kids
So far, opponents have been unable to switch off the clean energy ballot measure.
Part-time position.
Show was based on New Times’ Best of Phoenix 2017 issue
One of the great ways to cool down this summer.
Ex-Mesa City Councilman Bill Jaffa can be seen yelling at a hiker near the Hawes Loop Trail in a viral video.
Dancers and crews from Mesa, Gilbert and elsewhere dominated in dozens of categories.
Scandal ensues when the charming Nick Young (Henry Golding), secretly heir to a wealthy Chinese-Singaporean real estate fortune, brings his accomplished, lower-class Chinese-American girlfriend, Rachel Chu (Fresh Off The Boat’s Constance Wu), home for his best friend’s wedding
This all-girl indie band roars into Phoenix on August 19.
The rapper will give a flexure (flexing lecture) at the Marquee Theatre in Tempe.
The food destination of the fall is about to land.
Your plans are here.
Marlina, a meditative neo-Western, surveys Indonesian hills and men’s dehumanization of women without indulging in splattery fantasy
If you like dark bars and vocals like codeine syrup, this Canadian band’s for you.
This is the most 2018 story you’ll read all week.
