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Penzone believes it's OK Phoenix officials apologized to the family whose shoplifting case became national news over viral videos of a police confrontation.
An investment of more than $500 million by AT&T has boosted network reliability and performance and improved critical services for Arizona first responders.
Dozens of concerned citizens voiced their frustrations with the Phoenix Police Department during a community meeting at a downtown church Tuesday evening.
Containment was reported in the Woodbury Fire for the first time Tuesday, but that doesn’t mean the blaze east of the Phoenix area wasn’t making a mark.
Sinema thinks it wouldn't be easy for President Donald Trump to follow through on a threat he made to begin large-scale deportations of illegal immigrants.
St. Vincent de Paul of Arizona has assisted over 4,500 asylum seekers through a summer program that’s an extension of their current work in the community.
U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs said Tuesday at least 2 million immigrants in the country illegally were likely the focus of potential deportations that President Donald Trump said could happen soon.
Nearly 740 personnel are fighting the Woodbury Fire, which has eaten tens of thousands of acres in a forest east of Phoenix in over a week. The blaze was 6% contained Tuesday.
The family who is seeking $10 million from the city of Phoenix for alleged misconduct said they do not accept the mayor or police chief's apologies since the officers involved have not yet been fired.
Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams said the majority of her officers were professional but acknowledged that viral videos of an officer leg swiping a handcuffed suspect have hurt.
Government public safety professionals from across the country will meet in Phoenix to share ideas next week at the 13th National Homeland Security Conference.
