Phoenix Mayor, Councilwomen: DiCiccio Uses ‘Scorched-Earth Tactics, Bullying’
“Sal’s repeated false attacks on city staff are a special kind of cowardice,” Mayor Williams and Councilwomen Pastor and Stark said.
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Nuro Tells Police How to Stop Unmanned Vehicles in Arizona and Other Details
“The operators in the safety chase vehicle will pull over the Nuro Unmanned Vehicle in convoy.”
From the Ground Up: GreenPharms Dispensaries Run on Family and Frugality
GreenPharms Dispensaries in Arizona Run on Family and Frugality
Update: FBI Visits Home of California Solar Couple Who Gave Generators to Phoenix
The company’s owners also like to sponsor NASCAR drivers and races.
Arizona Lawmaker David Cook During DUI Arrest: “Don’t Worry, You’ll Get Yours”
“Do you know what you’re doing son?” Cook reportedly told a DPS officer. “You’re making a mistake.”
David Stringer Defender Sends Unhinged Racist Letter to East Valley NAACP
It’s not the first time he has received a hateful message, but this letter felt unique, East Valley NAACP President Roy Tatem said.
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3 Drought Planning Questions Arizona Needs to Figure Out, ASAP
Arizona has six weeks to finalize a plan to deal with shortages on the Colorado River. Otherwise, the federal government will step in.
C is for Coup: The Secretive Turkish Religious Movement Tied to Arizona Charter Schools
Experts link the well-regarded Arizona charter network Sonoran Schools to the Gulen movement in Turkey and layers of political intrigue.
Phoenix Water’s Credit Rating At Risk After City Council Rejects Rate Hike
Hey, Sal DiCiccio. Moody’s is watching.
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Nuro Beats Waymo? Driverless Delivery Service Offered to Public in Metro Phoenix
“…We don’t anticipate any issues outside what we normally see with vehicles operated by humans…” — Scottsdale police.
Phoenix Is the Nation’s Second-Hottest Rental Market
We passed $1,000! (But this means your rent may be going up next year.)
Newly Appointed Martha McSally Sidesteps Bitter Senate Race: ‘Election is Over’
“The election is over, and the people have spoken, and I’m honored to have this appointment,” Martha McSally said.
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Arizona Governor Doug Ducey Appoints Martha McSally to the U.S. Senate
Martha McSally, who lost her Senate race, is headed to the Senate anyway.
Ex-Attorney Who Killed Motorcyclist While Driving Drunk in Tesla Gets 10.5 Years
Police estimate she hit motorcyclist Greg Dolphin at 84 mph while he was waiting for a red light.
County Attorney Bill Montgomery Leaves Twitter; Next Stop, U.S. Senate?
On his personal account @Veritas_ad_res, Montgomery had tweeted around 3,800 times. By Monday morning, the account had gone dark.
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New Species of Arizona Horned Dinosaur Named After Late Tucson ‘Renaissance Man’
Stan Krzyzanowski “was self-taught. He was a remarkable guy… The only sad thing was he didn’t see this.”
Want Public Records From the Arizona Governor’s Office? Be Prepared to Wait
Some records lingered in the governor’s office for around a year before they were finally turned over to the requestor.
Budding Leaf: Curaleaf Carves Out New Territory With Midtown Roots Acquisition
“We didn’t get any opposition coming in … with an exception from our competition.”
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Chatting With Greta Rogers, the 90-Year-Old Who Dunked on Robert Sarver
Greta talks Suns, DiCiccio, and the Internet.
Maricopa County Dems Yank Support For Phoenix Councilman Nowakowski
Michael Nowakowski is facing a potential recall election.
Despite Looming Shortages, Phoenix City Council Sinks Proposed Water Rate Hike
The additional funding would have helped shored up Phoenix water supplies ahead of an imminent, likely drought on the Colorado River.
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Update: Phoenix City Council to Delay Vote on $230 Million Suns Arena Renovations
The Phoenix City Council will vote Wednesday on whether to spend taxpayer dollars on the Suns.