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St. Gregory parishioner: Biden is ‘an embarrassment to the USA around the world’

By PHX Reporter Report | Jul 5, 2024

Susana Berumen, a Phoenix resident and member of the St. Gregory parish located at 3424 N 18th Ave in Phoenix, said she will be voting for the Republican party for the first time in this election, despite being a Democrat voter.

Masters: 'I’ll push for a ban on Chinese Communist Party ownership of American soil'

By PHX Reporter Report | Feb 16, 2024

U.S. Congressional Candidate Blake Masters (R-AZ-8) said that he'll work to pass a ban on Chinese Communist Party ownership of U.S. land if elected to Congress.

City of Phoenix Presidents' Day Holiday Notice

By PHX Reporter Report | Feb 5, 2024

City of Phoenix offices will be closed Monday, February 19, 2024 in observance of the Presidents' Day holiday.

Phoenix Announces Non-Residential Financial Incentives to Remove Non-Functional Grass

By PHX Reporter Report | Feb 4, 2024

The Phoenix Water Services Department is launching new financial incentives to help non-residential customers conserve water and save money by removing non-functional grass and converting to desert landscaping.

Celebrating 10 Years of Raising Awareness to Keep Phoenix Graffiti-Free

By PHX Reporter Report | Feb 3, 2024

February 2024 marks the 10th anniversary of Graffiti-Free Phoenix Awareness Month.

Phoenix Fire Department Written Test – March 26, 2024

By PHX Reporter Report | Feb 2, 2024

For many, the dream of becoming a Phoenix firefighter will soon become a reality.

PHX Sky Harbor Sees Busiest Year Ever

By PHX Reporter Report | Feb 1, 2024

2023 was a monumental year for Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport with a record-breaking day, national and international honors, and new innovations.

Phoenix Community Court Creates Alternative Legal Solutions for People Experiencing Homelessness

By PHX Reporter Report | Jan 27, 2024

The City of Phoenix is proud to announce its new Community Court, which will provide long-term solutions and services for people experiencing homelessness as an alternative path to the traditional criminal justice system.

Captain Anthony Mock's Inspirational Journey: Battling Occupational Cancer and Advocating for Awareness

By PHX Reporter Report | Jan 27, 2024

In observance of Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month, Phoenix Fire Captain Anthony Mock bravely shared his personal battle with Occupational Cancer. One year ago, Captain Mock took a proactive step towards his health by reaching out to Vincere Cancer Center for a screening.

Phoenix Public Library to Host Bookmobile Ribbon Cutting

By PHX Reporter Report | Jan 26, 2024

Phoenix Public Library will unveil its Bookmobile to the public with an official ribbon cutting and Bookmobile “open house.”

Phoenix ‘Point in Time’ Homelessness Count Completed

By PHX Reporter Report | Jan 25, 2024

The Point in Time (PIT) Homelessness Street Count is a manual count of those experiencing homelessness over one night in January.

Inaugural "Artist to Work" Grant Recipients Headlining Community Showcase at Rio Salado Audubon Center

By PHX Reporter Report | Jan 24, 2024

Twenty practicing Phoenix artists were selected as the inaugural recipients of the Artist to Work grant for the 2023 calendar year.

Phoenix Achieves What Works Cities Certification at the Platinum Level

By PHX Reporter Report | Jan 24, 2024

Phoenix has been awarded the Bloomberg Philanthropies What Works Cities Certification at the Platinum Level – the highest recognition available – for establishing exceptional data capabilities to inform policy decision-making, allocate funding, improve services, evaluate program effectiveness, and engage residents.

Air France to Begin Phoenix-Paris Flight

By PHX Reporter Report | Jan 23, 2024

Air France has announced the start of new nonstop service between Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and Charles de Gaulle International Airport in Paris, France.

New Phoenix City Council District Boundaries Now Effective

By PHX Reporter Report | Jan 22, 2024

After a robust community engagement and public input process, the City of Phoenix has implemented new City Council District boundaries.

Ever wonder how Phoenix got water in the 1890s - Phoenix Then & Now

By PHX Reporter Report | Jan 20, 2024

In 1889 John Gardner started the first city waterworks at what is now Verde Park in the Garfield Historic District near 9th St. and Van Buren St. In the early days of Phoenix water was delivered by a redwood pipeline from the Verde River over 30 miles away and distributed by a canal across the city.

Watch the Final Four "Tip-Off" Event held at Eastlake Park!

By PHX Reporter Report | Jan 19, 2024

Watch the 2024 Men’s Final Four Tip-Off Press Conference held at Eastlake Park in Phoenix.

Join Us to Celebrate the 2024 Regional Unity Walk

By PHX Reporter Report | Jan 18, 2024

The Phoenix Equal Opportunity Department and Valley cities invite residents to participate in a free, Regional Unity Walk Saturday, Jan. 27, to promote mutual respect and understanding.

Annual Stormwater Awareness Campaign Encourages Residents to Help Keep Our Waterways Clean Year-round from Stormwater Pollution.

By PHX Reporter Report | Jan 17, 2024

The Water Services Dept. Environmental Services Division invites you to learn about the City of Phoenix Stormwater Management Program during the Fifth Annual Stormwater Awareness Week on Jan. 22 -28, 2024.

2024 MLK Living the Dream Awards Celebration

By PHX Reporter Report | Jan 16, 2024

The Arizona Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Committee celebrated its 38th year of promoting cultural diversity, awareness and unity as it seeks to involve all Arizonans in recognizing the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and the contributions he left to the world in his quest for equality for all people.

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