Phoenix PD Officer Identified in Shooting Death of Murder Suspect in Hance Park
Phoenix Police explained a highly visible officer-involved shooting of a murder suspect last week in Margaret T. Hance Park.
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ASU Student From China Faked Her Way Into School With Test-Taking Scam, Feds Say
An Arizona State University student from China faces a federal conspiracy charge for allegedly faking her way into the school by hiring an imposter to take a required English-proficiency test.
Mesa Voting Tonight on Privatizing Jail Services With Controversial CoreCivic
The city’s police department is looking to contract with the embattled company now known as CoreCivic, formerly Corrections Corporation of America.
Stuart Warner: How One Little Prick Screwed America
Blame Donald Trump if you want, but the country’s current problems lie at the feet, uh, make that the zipper, of one man.
The Ax-Wielding Clown and Six Other Weird Crime Stories From Arizona
No wonder people here insist on being armed.
Unsealed: Composite Sketch Helped Tipsters ID Serial Street Shooter Suspect
Unsealed court documents show that Phoenix police have compiled a mound of evidence against Aaron Saucedo, who is charged with nine murders.
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Facebook Shuts Down the Page of Pot-Legalization Campaign Safer Arizona
Arizona’s only marijuana-legalization effort for 2018 saw its Facebook page, with 24,000 followers, go dark this week for unknown reasons.
Unsealing the Serial Street Shooter Charges: Attorneys Versus the Media
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Scott McCoy rules records detailing case against Serial Street Shooter suspect should be made public. Names of minors and witnesses to be kept secret, he ruled.
Arizona Mosque Burglaries Linked to Similar Crimes in Alabama, Virginia
The suspect in March 30 burglaries at mosques in Chandler and the city of Maricopa has now been linked to similar crimes in other states.
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Neighbors Want Camelback Mountain’s Cholla Trail Moved as Part of Renovation
Homeowners on Camelback Mountain propose moving the trailhead and start of the mountain’s popular Cholla Trail during a new renovation of the Phoenician Resort.
Sheriff Paul vs. Sheriff Joe: 7 Things Different About the New MCSO
Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone highlighted accomplishments and goals after 100 days in office.
Arizona Folds Hand in Desert Diamond Casino Settlement, Agrees to Tribe’s Demands
Arizona has settled a federal lawsuit with the Tohono O’odham Nation and will grant the tribe full gaming rights for its West Valley casino.
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Fewer Than 100 to Go: Be New Times’ 100,000th Facebook Family Member, Win $500
We want to say thank you for your continued support — even if you don’t always agree with us.
The Arizona Department of Economic Security Is Infested With Rats (Literally)
The worst part: It’s a “bring your baby to work” building.
Do Social Media Nightmares Really Mean the Airlines Are Out of Control?
Guest columnist Terry Maxon worked as an airlines reporter in Dallas for more than two decades, covering the major carriers headquartered in North Texas. Here, he offers his take on the airline’s recent run of negative attention — deserved and otherwise. If you’re like most people, you may be wondering…
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Phoenix Apartment Rental Rates Reach All-Time High; How Much Are You Paying?
Has your rent gone up over the past year? You’re not alone.
Phoenix PD Trying to Catch Deadliest Catch Star Jake Harris
A Maricopa Superior Court judge issued a bench warrant last Friday for the re-arrest of Jacob Charles Harris, better known to fans of the Discovery Channel hit as Jake Harris.
Phoenix’s Bike-Share Program May Roll Into Low-Income Neighborhood
The popular bike-sharing program has overlooked less affluent neighborhoods.
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Arizona Reacts: What Did Trump Say to Russians and When Did He Say It?
Arizona politicians react to reports that the president shared sensitive intelligence with Russian offiicials.
Chasing a Chameleon: With Phoenix Again Terrorized by Two Serial Shooters, the Hunt Was On
With one shooter firing at will on I-10 and another more deadly shooter stalking the streets around the Maryvale neighborhood and occasionally beyond, the city once again found itself terrorized for more than a year
Nine People Shot to Death: The Serial Street Shooter’s Victims
Putting a face on the people who were killed in the crime rampage.
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Ten Good Bills That Went to the Arizona Legislature to Die This Year
The Arizona legislature is a place where many good bills go to die. Here’s this year’s list of casualties.