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January

Phoenix City Council approves $500 million bond program proposal

Phoenix leaders are closer to sending a $500 million general obligation bond program to voters after approving recommendations presented by a citizen's committee Tuesday.Bond programs are a way for cities to pay for major capital improvements like the $132 million proposed for fire stations and police facilities, $30 million for three libraries and $14 million for a regional

Summer quarter brings in $2.3M more than expected in sales tax

City official say “take it with a grain of salt.”

Ojai family's quest to find housing illustrates challenges | News

Brittani Harn, 37, and her brother, Jai-Michael Harn, 35, grew up in Ojai. Their mother, Becky Harn, has had health issues that led to them being evicted in 2017 from

Fire in 'The Zone' hospitalizes one person in Phoenix

Fire officials said that the blaze started in one tent and spread to multiple others. One resident is in the hospital with burn injuries.

Local News: Trout stocked at Complex pond (11/3/22)

Local News: Trout stocked at Complex pond (11/3/22)

Fire reported in Phoenix's downtown homeless encampment

A fire Monday night at one of the city's largest homeless encampments, known as "The Zone," has left some people displaced and uncertain of where to go.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is 'bribing' her way to election — with nearly $1 billion of your money -- Society's Child -- Sott.net

Gov. Hochul gave herself nearly $1 billion for a slush fund in this summer's state budget, with no restrictions on what projects or groups she could spend the money on. It allowed her to hand out cash with no review by the Legislature. Critics.

Phoenix mayor seeks to build more centrist majority on City Council

As some Phoenix council members lean further left than Kate Gallego, the mayor is working to build a coalition in the November election.