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“We felt, as a subcommittee, that $6 would be a little steep.” ~ Phoenix City Councilman Daniel Valenzuela regarding proposed parking meter charges that
“We felt, as a subcommittee, that $6 would be a little steep.” ~ Phoenix City Councilman Daniel Valenzuela regarding proposed parking meter charges that
By Jake Bacon | Arizona Daily Sun Voters in the city of Flagstaff will face two separate road tax hikes on the November ballot that
By Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange In a move that chips away at this year’s $350M state highway construction shortfall, the Arizona State
by Dianna M. Náñez | The Republic Valley Metro and the city of Tempe are lengthening their proposed route for a new streetcar system, and adding
By Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange Anyone who looks at plans evolving for Interstate 11 and says, “It’s just going to save an
By Kathleen Stinson | inMaricopa.com The State Transportation Board voted Friday to put a highway overpass for State Route 347 at the Union Pacific Railroad
By Ralph Vartabedian | Los Angeles Times Language of ballot measure at heart of lawsuits over California bullet train California bullet train backers, opponents tangle
By Lora Neu | The Eloy Enterprise Since the first crops were planted in the spring of 2013, more than 80 acres of the plant
By Matthew Seeman | Cronkite News Service WASHINGTON – Despite a possible shortfall in the federal highway trust fund, the Arizona Department of Transportation does
By Darrell Jackson | The Glendale Star Glendale City Council approved the transfer of a 12,440-square-foot piece of land located at 103rd Avenue, ¼ mile
By Jen Lebron Kuhney, The Republic | azcentral.com Surprise will create a wish list of transportation projects and policies including safer car entrances at shopping
By Mark Remillard | KTAR Tesla Motors is continuing to reduce the “range anxiety” of its customers with a new supercharging station in Arizona. The
By Kathleen Stinson | InMaricopa.com The State Transportation Board recommended Tuesday the Arizona Department of Transportation put the State Route 347 grade separation crossing over
By Melissa St. Aude | Casa Grande Dispatch Of the three potential routes being considered by the Arizona Department of Transportation for a possible commuter
By Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange Fast-growing Pinal County is still struggling financially to exit the recession, and its five-year capital spending plan
By Caitlin McGlade, The Republic | azcentral.com Valley Metro leaders at a meeting last week got a taste of the opposition they could face from
By Parker Leavitt | The Arizona Republic With Gilbert poised to welcome about 100,000 more residents in the coming decades, a new transportation study recommends
By Lesley Wright, The Republic | azcentral.com You can drive for miles on the northern span of Loop 303 and not see another vehicle. Even
By Mike Sunnucks | Phoenix Business Journal The Arizona Department of Transportation wants a $35 million federal grant to help study Interstate 11, the proposed
By Aaron Rop, The Republic | azcentral.com Electric vehicle drivers, don’t blink just yet. Officials of Valley communities are saying that more than 400 Blink
By Ryan Randazzo and Ronald J. Hansen, The Republic | azcentral.com When Tesla Motors Corp. in February announced four states as finalists for a massive
inMaricopa by Kathleen Stinson The Holiday Inn Express & Suites project to be constructed off State Route 347 in Maricopa will need the Arizona Department
TriValley Central Construction crews have been keeping a feverish pace in trying to complete Phase 1 of the Hunt Highway Expansion Project. Their work is
By Alan Ohnsman | Bloomberg Tesla Motors Inc. (TSLA)’s Elon Musk is close to naming sites in at least two U.S. states for a planned
Heavy rail work resumes in downtown Mesa today, and summer will see completion of tracks through downtown. The city, however, still faces legal challenge to
By Martin Rosenberg | EnergyBiz Tesla has teamed up with SolarCity to help energy users firm up their power supply and deal with utility-imposed demand
By Mark Cowling | Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune As the state ponders a future commuter rail service between Phoenix and Tucson, it hasn’t done
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Photo via City of Chandler By Ken Sain | The Chandler Arizonan David de la Torre, Chandler’s acting planning administrator, says that most of the
By Cecilia Chan | East Valley Tribune Council last week gave the go-ahead to execute a lease agreement with Commonwealth Development Corp. to build Helix