TSMC Phoenix Water Usage: What North Phoenix Homeowners and Buyers Need to Know
North Phoenix residents face new drought pressure as the world’s largest chip campus draws water from an already-strained Colorado River system
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Arizona Colorado River Cuts 2027: What Phoenix Homeowners, Renters, and Buyers Need to Know
Phoenix-area residents face higher water bills and new-home costs as federal Colorado River cuts take effect next year.
Read moreHawes Crossing Village 7: Mesa Moves to Convert 103 Acres of Employment Land to Housing
Southeast Mesa homebuyers face a land-use shift as Hawes Crossing prepares to swap employment-zoned acres for homes this August.
Read moreColorado River Cuts 2026: What Phoenix Valley Residents, Homeowners, and Buyers Need to Know
Phoenix Valley residents face water cuts, higher bills, and tighter housing permits as federal Colorado River rules take effect this fall.
Read moreSnooze AM Eatery Queen Creek: Liquor License Hearing Set, Switchyard Opening Timeline
Queen Creek is getting a walkable brunch destination, but the district still has months of construction ahead before anyone sits down to eat
Read moreMagna Steyr Wants Canopies Over Its Outdoor Storage Lot at 7237 E Pecos Road — Mesa Hears the Case August 11
Mesa’s largest autonomous-vehicle plant wants more outdoor storage space, and a city board decides whether it gets the green light this summer.
Read moreAlgodón Center PUD: The 665-Acre Loop 101 Rezone That Could Reshape West Phoenix
West Phoenix’s largest vacant freeway parcel is heading toward a rezone that could bring housing and jobs to Maryvale for decades
Read moreWaymo Is Now in Gilbert: What the East Valley’s Biggest Robotaxi Expansion Means for Residents
East Valley households gain driverless car access for the first time, while nearly a million West Valley residents remain without service.
Read moreEastmark Aquatic Complex: Mesa Council to Vote on First Construction Contract August 31
District 6 residents will get their first real answer on the neighborhood pool they were promised at the community’s founding
Read moreLas Vegas firm to turn vacant Phoenix office tower into a 340-room JW Marriott by 2029
A vacant downtown tower is becoming Phoenix’s first urban-core luxury JW Marriott, and Valley residents will feel the difference before the decade ends.
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