What happens to a neighborhood clean-up project once the volunteers are gone? Paul Atkinson went to southwest Phoenix to find out.

The Asian population in the United States grew at a faster rate than any other group over the last decade, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Good news for the City of Phoenix, after years of budget cuts and belt tightening, the city is projecting a surplus for next year.

As we celebrate Arizona’s centennial this year, we look back at a part of our history that many would like to forget.

President Barack Obama has nominated a Pima County judge to be Arizona’s next U.S. Attorney.

A recent strike by Phoenix and Tempe bus drivers against their employer, Veolia Transportation, may come back to haunt them. 

There’s another candidate in the new congressional District 9 race.

An Arizona legislator who opposes abortion says a woman should be made to watch an abortion being performed before having one. Republican Rep. Terri Proud of Tucson made the comment in a March 5 email to constituent Adena Lees. 

Arizona’s federal court system is overloaded. So much so that its chief judge and the 9^th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued a judicial emergency last year. That allowed for visiting judges to hear cases. But that emergency declaration expired Monday.

Russell Pearce supporters say that one reason he lost his seat in the state Senate last fall was because the recall election was open to Democratic voters.