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Residents and advocacy groups are not satisfied with the City of Phoenix’s plan for safeguards against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Earlier this month, city officials in Phoenix outlined an initiative in hopes of protecting residents from a potential threat to their civil rights.
The initiative details the plan to monitor ICE activity in Phoenix, e...
Electronic dance music fans gathered in Phoenix Friday and Saturday for M3F Fest—the annual two-day festival that donates 100% of its proceeds to charity, while bringing the city “good vibes” and a good cause.
This year proved to be a success based on the turnout and the crowd’s enthusia...
The Sunnyslope Vikings won the Open Division State Championship after a hard fought nine-point victory—the game finale 60-51.
The game featured several of the nation’s top prospects.
The big name of the night was St. Mary’s five-star senior Cameron Williams, while Sunnyslope entered with a star-studded lineup of its own, highlighted by five-star junior Darius Wa...
Over the weekend, high school basketball in Arizona will wrap up the regular season with the highly anticipated open division State Championship games.
Northeast Valley News was on hand Friday for the early morning shoot-around followed by interviews of four state championship hopefuls.
In the girls bracket the Millenium Tigers took on the Sa...
Just steps away from blenders and acai bowls at La Jolla Bowls on Warner Road, customers and visitors can share a smoothie and cuddle with a cottontail at Layla’s Bunnyville —a pop-up café where rabbits—not espresso machines—are the main attraction.
As animal cafes continue to grow in popularity across the country,