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Phoenix City Council selects Debra Stark as vice mayor for 2024 - Vimarsana News

Phoenix City Council selects Debra Stark as vice mayor for 2024

The former Phoenix planning director and now District 3 councilwoman will serve as Phoenix's vice mayor for 2024.

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Here are the biggest Arizona stories from Dec. 8-10 - Vimarsana News

Here are the biggest Arizona stories from Dec. 8-10

Here are some of the biggest stories that headlined the Arizona news cycle over the weekend from Dec. 8-10.

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New Phoenix speed limits not expected to increase tickets - Vimarsana News

New Phoenix speed limits not expected to increase tickets

The city of Phoenix is lowering the speed limit on 15 stretches of road, but the move isn't expected to lead to more tickets.

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Phoenix City Council signals potential challenge to DOJ police investigation - Vimarsana News

Phoenix City Council signals potential challenge to DOJ police investigation

The city's police union, political advocacy groups and residents are urging Phoenix council to resist the DOJ. The efforts appear to be working.

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Phoenix to unveil Thelda Williams Transit Center near former Metrocenter Mall on Friday - Vimarsana News

Phoenix to unveil Thelda Williams Transit Center near former Metrocenter Mall on Friday

Phoenix leaders will gather Friday to unveil a new transit center named after a former City Council member who died Tuesday.For more than 20 years, Thelda Williams represented District 1, where the former Metrocenter Mall is located and where a transit center in her name will open next year as part of the light rail extension. After Williams retired in 2021, Councilwoman Ann

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