CorpComm Calls for Quick Change to Shutoff Rules After Stephanie Pullman’s Death
Arizona’s current rules to protect customers from power shutoffs are toothless and vague.
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Corporation Commissioners Request Investigation Into Utility Shutoff Policies
Commissioner Boyd Dunn asked staff to assess rules regarding termination of service and to “recommend appropriate changes.”
APS Suspends Power Disconnections for Unpaid Bills After New Times‘ Questions
The utility said it wanted to review its disconnection policies after learning of Stephanie Pullman’s death from Phoenix New Times.
On 107-Degree Day, APS Cut Power to Stephanie Pullman’s Home. She Didn’t Live
In 2018, APS cut off power to customers more than 110,000 times.
Amid Backlash, Phoenix Refuses to ID Aggressive Cop, Family Files $10M Claim
Phoenix police won’t ID the officer who said, “I’m gonna put a fucking cap in your fucking head!” The family filed a $10M claim against the city.
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GCU Vice President Fired for Alleged Sexual Assault at Previous Job
“[The volleyball player] told investigators she felt frozen as Shick took off her shorts, but shook her head no when he asked for oral sex.”
Todd Borowsky’s Deal With a Shady Pawnbroker Was the Worst Decision of His Life
“If this turns out not to be default, I assume the state is going to charge Mr. Brooks with conspiracy to steal vehicles.”
Phoenix’s Historic Union Station Goes Up for Sale
Could this be an opportunity to bring Amtrak back to Phoenix?
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Video: Phoenix Cop Says ‘You’re Gonna Fucking Get Shot!’
Ames says it all began after his daughter walked out of a Family Dollar with a doll. Phoenix police say they’re investigating the incident.
Lawsuit: Ducey Forced Liquor Board Chair to Resign Over Liquor Violations
Former Liquor Board chair Michael Troyan co-owns Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row and other popular nightlife establishments in the Valley.
Daily Star Caves to Pressure From Sheila Polk, Pulls Op-Ed on Sentencing Reform
Emails shared with New Times show Polk had explicitly asked lawmakers to oppose the sentencing reform bill.
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Hung Jury in Trial of Arizona Man Who Helped Migrants
“They asked him for food and water and he allowed them to stay there, eat and drink,” records say.
4 Toilets, 830 People: Douglas Prison’s Water Crisis Was Years in the Making
“I lost sleep at night wondering when [the well] was going to crap out,” said Jay Howe, former director of Cochise County’s facilities and airports.
A Timeline of the Phoenix Police Department’s Worst Misconduct Scandals
The racist Facebook posts are far from the only scandal to hit the Phoenix Police Department in recent years.
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Police Shooting Victims Protest Outside Phoenix Police Headquarters
“If you guys want to sit here and stand by these cops that are putting these racist posts on Facebook, then you’re just as racist as they are.”
Penzone’s Office to Pay Inmate $175,000 for Reading His Legal Mail
Also, the terrorism charges were dropped against him.
Abdullah Saeed of Bong Appétit Is Cooking Dinner in Scottsdale
Saeed is hosting a cannabs-infused dinner in Scottsdale with chef Payton Curry.
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Video Showcases Italian Developer Stilo’s Ambitions for the Grand Canyon
“We at Stilo find ourselves in an enviable, exceptional position to advance the use of the only significant private land … available at the Canyon.”
Phoenix Police Union Dismisses Racist Facebook Posts as ‘Hunt for Negative Spin’
London decried the criticism as a “hunt for negative spin” that failed to mention officers’ positive posts.
UPDATED: After Phoenix Mountain Rescue Turns Into Spin Ride, Victim’s Husband Talks
A nurse explained to him that “the blood went all the way to her head and broke the small vessels in her face.”
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In Abortion ‘Poll,’ Gosar Asks When a Mother Should Be Free to ‘Kill a Baby’
The Arizona Republican congressman inflames again.