Looming federal fund shortfall will not hit Arizona road projects – yet
By Matthew Seeman | Cronkite News Service WASHINGTON – Despite a possible shortfall in the federal highway trust fund, the Arizona Department of Transportation does
By Matthew Seeman | Cronkite News Service WASHINGTON – Despite a possible shortfall in the federal highway trust fund, the Arizona Department of Transportation does
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services/East Valley Tribune Calling it unfair — and fearing loss of business — the state’s solar industry called on
Michelle Ye Hee Lee, The Republic | azcentral.com Former Avondale Mayor Marie Lopez Rogers was selected Wednesday morning as the newest Maricopa County supervisor. replacing
By Caitlin McGlade, The Republic | azcentral.com A Scottsdale public relations firm says the team owes nearly a quarter of a million dollars IceArizona hired
Having failed last year to convince the all-Republican Arizona Corporation Commission to torpedo the savings and energy choice provided to tens of thousands of Arizonans
InMaricopa.com The Ak-Chin Indian Community will continue to sponsor the reigning Arena Football League champion Arizona Rattlers. The deal includes naming rights on the Rattlers
By Mark B. Solomon | DC Velocity The U.S. industrial property category has left the economic downturn in the rearview mirror. Industrial property markets remained
By Mari Hernandez | Think Progress Middle-class households are a major force in driving rooftop solar installations in emerging residential solar markets. Last year, a
By Rusty Bradshaw | Independent Newsmedia, Inc. USA With updated development impact fees in place, the Surprise City Council will consider a new ordinance to
By Jim Steckler | The Daily News Mohave County will not have to refund nearly a half million dollars in tax payments to about three
By Alexander E.M. Hess and Thomas C. Frohlich | USA TODAY The United States is currently engulfed in one of the worst droughts in recent
By Philip Haldiman, The Republic | azcentral.com The stage is set for the Paradise Valley mayor and Town Council election. Nine candidates will run for
If you’re in the Arizona real estate world, these are the top 10 stories you need to know about this week. This is a regular
By Catherine Reagor, The Arizona Republic | azcentral.com 2014 A new survey from Zillow.com is projecting that metro Phoenix home prices will rise 3.6 percent
By Michelle Mitchell, The Arizona Republic Eight years after construction of a hotel near Chandler Fashion Center halted abruptly, a proposal to replace the six-story
By Ryan J. Reilly and Matt Ferner | The Huffington Post (Editor’s note: How Arizona representatives voted: YES-Barber, Grijalva, Kirkpatrick, Pastor, Schweikert, Sinema; NO-Franks, Gosar,
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services/Arizona Daily Star State lawmakers voted today to scrap what has been Child Protective Services and replace it with
By Kathleen Stinson | InMaricopa.com Maricopa City Council could swear in a new member Thursday to fill its vacant seat. The council is scheduled to
By Mark Cowling | Florence Reminder After months of negotiations with the town of Florence and gaining approval by voters in last week’s special election,
The Monday Morning Quarterback / A quick analysis of important economic data released over the past week Elliot D. Pollack & Co. The economy should
By Jen Lebron Kuhney, The Republic | azcentral.com Surprise is set to lose another city manager as the current holder of that job, Chris Hillman,
By Jaweed Kaleem | The Huffington Post For three decades now on the last Monday of May, Bill Brater has gathered in the chapel of
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By Fatima Hussein | Dayton Beach News Journal West Volusia manufacturer of parachutes has landed a $21.7 million training contract from the U.S. Marines. The
By Melissa St. Aude | Casa Grande Dispatch The Casa Grande City Council on Monday approved a resolution sup- porting national retailer Tractor Supply Company’s
By Ryan Bawek | InMaricopa.com The $20 million recreation complex and multigenerational center opened its doors on March 15, but this will be the public’s
By Wendy Miller | Independent Newsmedia Inc. USA Updated May 21, 2014 In a special election held Tuesday, May 20, Florence voters have given the Florence
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By InBusiness Phoenix Caliber, a real estate investor, developer, and manager, announced the recent Phoenix City Council’s unanimous approval of the Company’s Canyon Village redevelopment
By YourValley Tempe is in the process of creating a new development at a city-owned property that will include 400 mixed-income apartments across six buildings, with 90% of the apartments
Macgregor Associates Architects via city of Buckeye documents By Hailey Mensik | Phoenix Business Journal Buckeye is getting hundreds of thousands of square feet of new industrial space, even
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