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Honeywell Contract is Target of Anti-Arizona Immigration Activists in Los Angeles

​ After Arizona lawmakers passed SB1070, calls for action by immigration activists were heard loudly in California.San Francisco and Los Angeles announced boycotts against the state -- but reality quickly set in when city leaders realized such plans might come back to hurt them. As L.A. Weekly ... More >>

Critics Claim Supreme Master Ching Hai's Followers' Restaurants Featuring Tasty Vegan Fare Front For an Exploitive Movement.

Simon Alam at Merc Bar

Zach Fowle Simon Alam ​For eight years, Simon Alam has been something of a legend at Phoenix's trendy Merc Bar (2525 E. Camelback, 602-508-9449), serving drinks to stars and regular schmucks alike amidst groovy music and lighting so dim you feel like you're in a vampire coven. It's an ... More >>

Salt River Tubing, Cheap Trick, Soyal, and Down the Rabbit Hole Over the Holiday Weekend

​Salt River Tubing on Fourth of July Weekend The Salt River was more crowded by Bikini-clad beauties and alcohol-swilling ruffians than normal on July 4th Weekend. Check out the aquatic antics in these photos...see photos ​Cheap Trick at Talking Stick Resort on 7/3/10 I've seen these d ... More >>

Cheap Trick at Talking Stick Resort on 7/3/10

​Cheap Trick in a casino ballroom: Better than at a zoo, but not as good as at the fair. I've seen these dinosaurs about eight times since 1992, in all sorts of venues (including, yes, the Milwaukee Zoo), and Saturday night's venue, Talking Stick Resort, was pretty terrible. I was hoping for ... More >>

Hot Links: Fires in Tucson, Bullets in Butts, and Meteorites

A fire burning in the Baboquivari Peak Wilderness area near Tucson has grown to 5200 acres. The blaze, dubbed the Elk Horn Fire, was about eight percent contained by Sunday...A Valley man is in critical condition after he was stabbed at a trailer park in Glendale. The man, 53, was reportedly returni ... More >>

Honeywell to Begin Work on Next Generation Spacesuit for Moon Walks

Honeywell's Glendale manufacturing plant is about to begin work on parts for a spacesuit planned to be used in future explorations on the moon. NASA announced in June it had awarded a contract to a Houston company, Oceaneering International, to design and build two types of spacesuits. One ... More >>

Daddy's Little Girl

What do you do when the biggest name in the race is the least qualified?

Money for Nothing

Don't fall victim to the identity-theft protection scam

Broken

The system that serves tiny children with disabilities is nowhere near fixed, after years of trying on the governor's watch

Black and White -- and Over

A state panel again supports a judge's right to speak his mind

The ME Show

See me, hear me, feel me, fund me! Are vlogging and podcasting the ultimate slacker careers?

Gone But Not Forgotten

Years after a hideous double murder, life goes on for surviving family members

Jesus Wouldn't Do That

Trent Franks is no fiscal conservative. And he's the worst kind of Christian.

Garbage Time

Something besides the dump stinks in Mobile

Here's Ropin'

Memorial Rodeo hits the ring

Chop Chuy

The Mexi-Chinese combos at Chino Bandido are great. And so is that mascot.

Letters

Letters from the week of June 12, 2003

Members of the Board

America's best boarders indulge quarter-pipe dreams

Whatever Happened to Eva Mae?

Neighbors fret over the fate of an elderly recluse who left without saying goodbye.

Lens Capo

Ron Walker chats about his fascination with film

Letters

From the week of April 19, 2001

Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf Man?

Cave Creek rabble-rouser-cum-newspaper-publisher Don Sorchych has the town running scared

Letters

Week of October 12th

Letters 04-20-2000

Chemistry Decree

Local distributor of "party drug" ingredient held on $5 million bail in biggest GHB bust in U.S. history

Flashes 04-13-2000

Targets Beyond The Turf

Will you be next in the line of gang fire?

One Tough Mother

By Laura Laughlin Sophia Lopez-Espindola's grassroots organization has survived bullets, business setbacks and political pitfalls

Mentor's Lament

Even tough, effective teachers like Angela Kirkendall struggle to shield inner-city kids from the lure of the streets

You May Already Be a Dupe

Ivan Reyna wins a contest and gets less than he bargained for

Twisted System

A Phoenix family stumbles through the tangled bureaucracy of modern medical care

The Law of the Land

Lobbyists ride roughshod over the legislative process, going so far as to write the bills that lawmkers pass

Flashes

Out with the old

he 80-somethings at retirement home Desert Crest face eviction. But that's just business, says the home's owner--which happens to be an agency of the Roman Catholic church.

Flashes

The Great UFO Cover-up

It's not what you think. Scottsdale resident Mitch Stanley knows what the March 13 "UFO" was. But will anyone listen?

Letters

Bob Hartle's Identity Crisis

A con man stole his good name and good credit; the law wouldn't help him get it back

An Exercise in Utility

Jim Irvin is poised to give the GOP a Corporation Commission majority for the first time in a decade. If that happens, Democratic activist Barbara Sherman and her mentor, Commission chairman Renz Jennings, will both wind up losers.

Median Income

Homeless people hawk three different publications on curbs all over the Valley. What's brought about the proliferation of street sheets, and who, if anyone, benefits?

LET'S DO LAUNCH

NO,YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A ROCKET SCIENTIST. JUST FLEX YOUR MISSILES.

DEBT IN THE WATER"ZERO-DOWN " BANKRUPTCY FIRMS COST THEIR CLIENTS PLENTY

WHAT'S $12 MILLLION AMONG FRIENDS?

MARICOPA COUNTY IS SCRAPPING A BRAND-NEW, VERY EXPENSIVE COMPUTER SYSTEM SO IT CAN BUY---SURPRISE!---ANOTHER NEW, EXPENSIVE COMPUTER SYSTEM

ARIZONA'S EDUCATION SYSTEM IS READY FOR REFORM SCHOOL

FOR ONCE, BIG BUSINESS AND EDUCATORS ARE IN CONCERT. BUT WILL LAWMAKERS FACE THE MUSIC