Development, rezonings, and city council decisions across the Phoenix Valley — Mesa, Queen Creek, Gilbert, Chandler, Goodyear and beyond. Every story links the source documents so you can check the work.
Valley commuters who use central Phoenix freeways daily now have a narrow window to shape how Arizona fixes its busiest interchange — before meetings close.
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Phoenix riders in three underserved zones now have a cheap shared van to reach buses and light rail without a car.
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Tempe is about to land its largest aerospace investment ever — hundreds of high-skill jobs arriving by late twenty-twenty-eight.
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West Valley neighbors near Litchfield and Olive are waking up to an approved industrial campus after the council sided with developers over organized resident opposition.
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West Valley residents will soon have a walkable downtown dining and entertainment hub — built on city-owned land and expected to open this fall.
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Downtown Goodyear is getting its first branded hotel, and visitors and homeowners alike will feel the difference before the decade ends.
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Chandler’s newest chip factory is moving from shell to working fab — and thousands of high-wage jobs follow
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East Valley residents get a walkable fast-casual option inside Epicenter at Agritopia, though not until summer of next year.
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East Valley seafood fans finally have an all-you-can-eat lobster and snow crab option right in Tempe — and diners are already packing the dining room.
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Southern Pinal County residents face a major industrial decision — and the next move on water rests with a developer still searching for a buyer.
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