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A West Valley congressional candidate reported she was raped in August while repairing a damaged campaign sign in Sun City, the candidate, Bernadette Greene-Placentia, told KJZZ on Thursday. When that news publicly broke Wednesday, she said her world exploded.
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A Democratic congressional candidate in the West Valley reports she was raped in a parking lot while going to repair a damaged campaign sign in Sun City.
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Court records say Elbert Bowie worked at the Lewis prison complex in Buckeye.
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Two West Valley residents claim Republican state Sen. Janae Shamp doesn’t live in the district she was elected to represent. They want Attorney General Kris Mayes to remove her from office.
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Katie Hobbs and Andy Biggs, the Democrat and Republican nominees for governor, have wildly different plans for Arizona’s water future. That means the choice voters make this November will point the state in one of two approaches when it comes to managing the state’s water supply: conservation or augmentation.
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The Surprise Police Department has cleared an officer after an investigation into suspected misuse of a Flock’s camera data.
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Youngtown, Arizona, has a Flock camera installed on almost every block. The town's mayor, Michael Lavault, says they've been great for stopping crime.
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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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The four-mile extension is expected to help relieve traffic on I-10 and set up an eventual connection with a new planned freeway — State Route 30 — which is scheduled for construction from 2027 through 2046.
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Apex Clean Energy says the Grand Verde Solar project would provide enough energy to power over 100,000 homes. Apex is the proposed long-term owner and operator of the plant.