West Phoenix light-rail route meetings run through Nov. 21
Phoenix and Valley Metro will present preliminary analysis of two connection options for the proposed extension at five meetings through Nov. 21.
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Cardinals trade Marvin Harrison Jr. to Texans
Marvin Harrison Jr. passed his Houston physical, completing Arizona’s trade for 2027 second- and seventh-round picks in return for Harrison and a sixth.
Grand Avenue narrows nightly in Glendale through Friday morning
Westbound Grand Avenue will narrow to one lane between 57th Drive and Northern Avenue nightly through Friday morning for pavement work.
Buckeye e-bike rules set age limits, fines starting Nov. 6
Buckeye’s new e-bike and scooter rules start Nov. 6, setting minimum ages, helmet requirements and fines from $100 to $500.
Eastbound Loop 101 reopens after Glendale weekend closure
Eastbound Loop 101 reopened after its Glendale weekend closure. Nighttime lane and ramp restrictions are scheduled Oct. 13-16.
West Valley Wind Advisory expires after 35–45 mph gusts
Lingering showers may continue into Tuesday afternoon before clearing this evening. No NWS advisories are active.
Gudeng opens first U.S. factory in Glendale
Gudeng opened a $5 million, 12,000-square-foot Glendale plant making semiconductor and aerospace components and supporting more than 30 jobs.
Ozone advisory in effect across West Valley Wednesday
Maricopa County issued an ozone High Pollution Advisory for Oct. 7, with outdoor-activity guidance and countywide burning restrictions.
ADOT opens city-level crash dashboards for West Valley
ADOT launched interactive crash dashboards with city filters. Its 2024 data show 15,026 crashes across six major West Valley cities.
Buckeye approves Monte Verde plan for up to 862 homes
Buckeye approved a 156-acre Monte Verde plan allowing up to 862 homes and 51.2 acres of commercial development near Miller and Lower Buckeye roads.