Buckeye panel backs 11,600-home Cascade plan
Buckeye’s Planning and Zoning Commission recommended a 2,771-acre plan allowing up to 11,600 homes north of Thomas Road.
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West Valley flood alerts expire after Tuesday storms
All West Valley flood alerts expired Tuesday after emergency crews handled three water-rescue incidents in New River and Tonopah.
Desert Fall Festival opens tonight in Surprise
The Desert Fall Festival opens Sept. 25 in Surprise for a five-week run. Here are the hours, location, ticket details and visitor rules.
Loop 101, Loop 303 closures hit West Valley this weekend
Two Loop 101 closures and an eastbound Loop 303 shutdown will disrupt West Valley travel from Friday night through Monday morning.
West Valley flood alerts expire after Thursday storms
All West Valley flood advisories and warnings covered by this alert have expired, including the final Gila Bend advisory at 3:15 p.m.
Avondale schedules October paving on six road segments
Avondale will close part of La Cañada Boulevard during daytime paving and restrict lanes on five arterial segments in October.
Storms may bring dust, lightning to West Valley Wednesday
The National Weather Service says isolated storms could bring lightning, outflow winds, blowing dust and localized flooding to the West Valley Wednesday.
Project Eagle in Glendale: Power, water, noise and timeline
A complete guide to Glendale’s approved Project Eagle data-center and gas-power campus, including water, air, noise, Luke AFB conditions and next steps.
Avondale opens six homes for families facing homelessness
Avondale has opened six transitional homes near its resource center, pairing family housing with case management and support toward permanent housing.
NorthPark could bring 15,150 homes south of Loop 303 near TSMC
NorthPark’s approved 6,354-acre plan south of Loop 303 allows up to 15,150 homes, a 902-acre innovation corridor and more than 2,300 acres of open space.