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In consecutive weekdays, four metro Phoenix police departments have announced internal investigations into misuse of controversial license plate readers, also known as LPRs.
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Investigations over Flock cameras in Arizona police departments are stacking up, and more cities and counties are pausing or changing their contracts. Sheriff Ross Teeple of Pinal County is one of them.
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Waymo is expanding its services in metro Phoenix. The autonomous ride hailing company is adding 55 square miles to its service area.
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Police departments in the East and West Valley this week have unveiled internal investigations into officer misuse of AI surveillance technology used to track license plates.
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This decision comes after an internal audit revealed potential misuse of the software by a department employee.
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Seafood City, the nation’s biggest Filipino supermarket chain, opened in Chandler on Thursday. It’s the California-based company’s first Arizona location and brings more than 100 jobs to the area.
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Katie Chan is just 15 years-old. She’s a junior at Hamilton High School in Chandler. And she’s one of just seven students winners of The New York Times’ third annual open letter contest.
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Valley chipmaker Intel has announced it will be starting layoffs for its data center group.
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The Chandler Police Department is launching a back-to-school traffic safety campaign. It comes just a few months after a student was fatally struck by a car near a school campus.
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Cities across Maricopa County are offering residents free sand for sandbags to help control floodwater during ongoing monsoon storms.