Judge Won’t Stop Secret Negotiations Over New Phoenix Police Contract
“What the city is trying to do is conduct one of the most important negotiations in the city behind closed doors and out of public view.”
“What the city is trying to do is conduct one of the most important negotiations in the city behind closed doors and out of public view.”
Phoenix residents in three mobile home parks will benefit from a new law signed by Governor Katie Hobbs.
Police have killed eight men so far in 2023, ranging in age from 36 to 76.
The U.S. Capitol rioter could be roaming the streets of his hometown Phoenix as soon as May.
Excessive force, DUI and reckless driving among the most popular offenses by officers.
A judge blasted the city for “enticing” people to “the Zone’s drugs, sex, and lack of societal rules.”
The evictions of more than 100 families could start as soon as Saturday.
Governor Katie Hobbs wants Arizona to pause executions. Maricopa County’s top prosecutor says not so fast.
The Super Bowl city fined a panhandler $225.
Police release new details about two deaths in February. Officers killed two more people in March.
Three Phoenix City Councilmembers offered four ways to help during an emotional meeting on Monday.
Two lawsuits hope to lift the veil of secrecy over the city’s contract negotiations with a police union.
The deaths by Phoenix police officers include three shootings in four days.
Two years and $15 million later, the city of Phoenix fails to expand its mental health crisis intervention program.
A group of Arizona’s headline-grabbing right-wing lawmakers made it clear that they plan to fight to restrict abortions in the state.
In November, Goodyear police officers broke down Marshun Neeley’s front door and restrained him on the ground with handcuffs as a police dog bit his leg.
Two of the officers involved in the shooting of Ali Osman, who threw rocks at a patrol car, have since been promoted
Asking for money on the street is now largely illegal in Glendale – and multiple offenses may be punishable with six months of jail time.
Gail Palmer has a cow pasture in the middle of Grand Canyon University’s campus. And he’s determined not to give it up.
How could a man with no history of violence and housed in a mental health ward in an Arizona prison, be prosecuted for splashing sink water on a prison guard?
NFL players stood beside Starbucks baristas, the day before the Kansas City Chiefs took on the Philidelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII, chanting into bullhorns and holding banners.
The focus by Phoenix and Glendale police on human trafficking and panhandling ahead of the Super Bowl has some civil rights activists concerned.