Activists to protest GOP Rep. Schweikert weekly until he stops Musk
David Schweikert’s uninterested in halting Elon Musk’s gutting of federal agencies, so protesters will give him an earful.
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Activists say they were barred from Capitol for opposing Arizona ICE Act
A state senate spokesperson said protesters were “aggressive.” Protesters said the GOP didn’t want to hear their viewpoint.
12 overdose in county jail a month after it stopped screening officers
The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office says the overdoses are unrelated to halting the scanning officers for contraband.
‘No Kings on Presidents’ Day’ protest at the Capitol: What to know
The protest against the Trump administration will be the second demonstration organized in Phoenix by the 50501 movement.
Meet the Arizona immigration attorneys fighting Trump’s crackdown
The calls keep coming and the work never stops. Neither do the Arizona professionals helping immigrants fight deportation.
Arizona sheriffs want no part of Trump’s immigration crackdown
Sheriff’s departments across Arizona say it’s not their job to enforce immigration and they lack the money to do it anyway.
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Phoenix-area weed dispensaries that deliver across the Valley
Weed delivery has been legal in Arizona since November, and these dispensaries now offer the service.
Glassman ‘raised’ $1.3M for attorney general run, mostly from himself
Perennial candidate and former Democrat Rodney Glassman is once again spending his trust fund on a political pipe dream.
Heap takes credit for firing staffers who left before he took office
The new, MAGA-aligned Maricopa County Recorder has already demonstrated a habit of stretching the facts.
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‘A travesty’: Echoing Trump, Scottsdale guts its diversity office
In 2004, racists tried to destroy Scottsdale’s diversity office with a pipe bomb. Tuesday, the city council finished the job.
This Phoenix suburb is one of the top relocation destinations in U.S.
Phoenix’s suburbs attract a lot of movers, but only one ranks among the most in-demand locales in the country.
Arizona Supreme Court says state can execute Aaron Gunches
Gunches wants to die. But controversy surrounds execution methods in Arizona, which hasn’t killed a prisoner since 2022.
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Who are the Arizona Supreme Court justices? What to know
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs tapped Maria Elena Cruz to join the court, which is stacked with Republican appointees.
How much should Arizona cops cooperate with ICE?
Republicans want to throw open doors (and a defunct state prison) to ICE, while Democrats want ICE to do its own work.
City official up to no good? How to file ethics complaints in Phoenix
Phoenix doesn’t make it easy to play watchdog on city officials, but Phoenix New Times is here to help.
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See No Evil: Phoenix’s Ethics Commission hides more than it finds
Nearly a year in, the independent body tasked with keeping city officials above board has yet to find anything amiss.
Phoenix Children’s is halting gender-affirming care for trans kids
The decision comes as Donald Trump has sought to limit the rights of transgender people.
She lives! Phoenix parody account Thelma Johnson rises from the ‘dead’
“F*CK ELON MUSK,” the account tweeted Sunday, putting to bed baseless speculation that its owner had died.
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What are cannabis drinks? Are they legal? Here’s what to know
Cannabis drinks are all over Arizona, including outside of dispensaries. Here are the answers to questions you might have.
Phoenix will remove graffiti on your property for free. Here’s how
Some jerk tag up your stuff? The city wants you to know it will fix that for you.
Arizona has the 3rd-highest rate of hit-and-run deaths in the U.S.
Only Louisiana and New Mexico see more hit-and-run fatalities per capita than the Grand Canyon State.
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5 things we learned about the Suns after their awful trade deadline
The Suns dreamed about a big addition and flirted with trading Kevin Durant. By doing nothing, they’ll pay the piper later.