Republican Moses Sanchez Running for Phoenix Mayor to Change ‘Status Quo’
“The political establishment and special interests are only looking out for themselves and they don’t want to see an outsider elected to leadership,” Sanchez said.
Year: 2018
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Leo Nakano, Son of Hiro Sushi Chef, to Open New Sushi Restaurant in Ahwatukee
Sushi Nakano will feature housemade soy sauce.
AZ Bill: Publish Wrong Medical-Marijuana Dispensary Address and You Could Be a Felon
That’s just one of several new bills aimed at attacking medical marijuana
Six Teachers Get Fired at Once in Gilbert. Who Replaces Them?
How does a school fire six teachers, then reassure parents that they’ll hire the best possible replacements on short notice? By tapping people with previous ties to the school.
Arizona Vegetarian Festival Returns to Downtown Scottsdale This Weekend
The two-day event is expected to draw 6,000 folks to Scottsdale this weekend.
Here’s the 2018 Lineup for Canal Convergence
And everything else you need to know.
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5 Great Spots for Tea Service in Metro Phoenix
A proper spot of tea in the desert? We’ve got it.
Why Mouse Powell Keeps It Local
His new album taps some of Phoenix’s best-known musicians.
Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Legalize Needle Exchanges In Arizona
Supporters say “it’s a way to get people into treatment.” But foes like Bill Montgomery liken it to “a free-case-of-beer-a-month program for alcoholics.”
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Guy Fieri Ate at This Vietnamese Restaurant in Scottsdale — and So Did I
After 27 seasons, Vietnamese at a strip mall.
8 Free Things to Do in Phoenix This Week
New Times Live, art from Angela Ellsworth, and a Spelling Bee-r.
How Did a Nice Old Man Like Pimp Floyd Turn to Trafficking Women?
Mesa police say 76-year-old Floyd Warter was running a high-tech brothel with the help of a 32-year-old woman; neighbors said he was just a nice guy.
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The 7 Best Concerts in Phoenix This Week
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Cold Showers, and Sunset Cruise.
On the Life and Legacy of Bruce Halle
The Discount Tire founder and Arpaio supporter was a prominent Latin American art collector.
Injury Reserve Brought High Energy to the Ambitious Secretfest Show
“We have two options: We can either go home or go hard.”
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Deli Tavern Brings Classic Comfort Food and Cocktails to an Iconic Downtown Phoenix Address
A classic deli has been rebooted as a temple of American comfort food.
What the World Needs Now: Another Jodi Arias TV Special
Three-part series on the Discovery Channel if you haven’t had enough of this story.
5 Standout Breakfast Spots to Try in Metro Phoenix
Morning eats to check out ASAP.
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There’s Nowhere to Eat in This Town
Corporate is winning the battle against independent at 44th and Indian School.
On the Rise of Wolf Parade, Who Blew Up After Playing Phoenix
And that one time they stayed at my house.
Seeing Hamilton at ASU Gammage? Here’s How to Get Ready
Seven ways to prep.
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Scottsdale Legislator Jay Lawrence Agrees With Trump about ‘Shithole’ Countries
State Representative Jay Lawrence, a Republican from Scottsdale, commented on Facebook, “Trump’s reference to certain places in the world was accurate.”