Valley city tops for jobs in 2026

By KTAR

The city of Scottsdale was ranked the best city in the United States for finding a job in 2026 while four other Arizona cities cracked the top 50, according to a study released Tuesday.

WalletHub’s “Best Cities for Jobs (2026)” compared 182 cities, which included the 150 most-populated cities in the U.S. as well as at least two cities in each state that had the largest population.

Chandler was the next highest ranking Arizona city, coming in at 14th while Gilbert was 28th and Tempe and Peoria were 30th and 33rd, respectively. Meanwhile, Mesa ended up in 55th.

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