The U.S. Department of the Interior and Bureau of Reclamation finalized the Record of Decision and 2027–2028 Operating Guidelines for the Colorado River, establishing a 10-year decision framework and ...

Maricopa County announced the launch of the Eviction Prevention Pilot Program. This pilot, which was formally approved by the Board of Supervisors in May, will provide much-needed rental assistance ...

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation has released its proposed plan to deal with water shortages on the Colorado River, which suggests major cuts to Lower Basin states including Arizona. The Post-2026 ...

The Phoenix Police Department opened a new Employee Wellness Center at the Black Mountain Precinct, expanding access to wellness resources for officers and staff across the city. Located at the ...

The Phoenix Public Works Department offers many services that may come in handy before, during, and after big storms. There are also actions you can take to prevent trash-related headaches when it ...

Sand has been removed from the parks listed below. In the event that more large-scale monsoon storms develop later in the season, please check phoenix.gov for updates. Because of forecasted monsoon ...

The City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department has received a $115,000 water-efficiency grant from TSMC Arizona to support significant irrigation system upgrades at Madison Park and Los Olivos ...

The City of Phoenix is launching Targeted One-Time Crisis Assistance to provide short-term financial support to households that have experienced a complete loss of nutrition assistance through the ...

To commemorate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, the City of Phoenix has installed an interactive history walk that takes visitors back in time to connect them with the ...

Valley Metro and the City of Phoenix invite the community to an open house to learn more about the West Phoenix Extension light rail expansion project. The open house is a continued conversation aimed ...

What began with one resident’s desire to create a cleaner, safer neighborhood has grown into a flourishing community driven garden project in west Phoenix. Two years ago, Naomi, a neighborhood leader ...

The Phoenix City Council has approved a balanced and community‑focused budget for Fiscal Year 2026–27, marking a major milestone in strengthening city services, expanding opportunities for families, ...