Report: Metro Phoenix Residents Almost the Worst at Living Within Our Means
We rank 48th out of 50 metropolitan areas, thanks to higher-than-average housing debts and lower-than-average incomes
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LifeLock Will Protect You After the Equifax Hack — by Paying Equifax for Data
“Some of the money that you pay to LifeLock goes right back to f*cking Equifax,” comedian John Oliver fumed.
Sober-Living Facility Leaving Paradise Valley; Home for Sale for $1.1 Million
Owner won’t say if he has asked residents of Pinnacle Peak Recovery facility to vacate property in exclusive neighborhood
Water Fight Balloons Between Phoenix and Desert Hills, New River
Will water cutoff leave the North Valley communities high and dry?
Phoenix Man Learns Lesson: Don’t Turn in Guns to Police and Post It on Facebook
Jonathan Pring’s reward was a torrent of online abuse, threats and harassment.
White Supremacist Posters Found on ASU’s Campus
“The idea that there are white supremacists organizing on ASU’s campus makes me feel significantly less safe,” a student said.
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UA Grad Christiana Duarte, Who Was Missing After Las Vegas Massacre, Has Died
Christiana Duarte was a victim of the Las Vegas massacre.
Here’s How to Donate Blood to Help Las Vegas Mass Shooting Victims
“Blood has a shelf life, so we can’t possibly collect all the blood that might be needed in the coming … weeks in one day.”
Addiction Recovery: Too Close to Home in Paradise Valley?
Neighbors say the home is a nuisance. But advocates say people battling addiction have a right to a residential environment.
More Arrests of Undocumented Guests at a Motel 6 — This Time in Nogales
Police, Motel 6 company say ‘anonymous tip’ came from a private citizen, not a motel employee.
University of Phoenix Phasing Out Campuses; Current Students Not Affected, School Says
According to internal discussions obtained by Phoenix New Times, the university plans to scale back campuses nationwide.
Mesa’s ‘Sassy Gay Republican’ Hates Liberals but Now Needs Health Care
The Twitter personality says it’s “more meaningful” to crowdfund, and opposes a universal healthcare plan.
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Motel 6 and ICE: What You Need to Know (With Spanish Translation)
Phoenix New Times broke the news that Motel 6 employees had been sharing guest lists with ICE. Here’s what our investigation revealed — and what undocumented people should know.
Motel 6 y ICE: Lo Que Debe Saber (Traducción al Español)
Phoenix New Times dio a conocer que los empleados de Motel habían 6 estado compartiendo listas de huéspedes con el Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE, por sus siglas en inglés). Las personas indocumentadas deberían conocer la siguiente información que reveló nuestro trabajo de investigación.
Phoenix: America’s For-Profit Education Capital?
Although the University of Phoenix and Grand Canyon University are household names in Arizona, for-profit education is nothing new.
Getting Educated or Getting Schooled? Divergent Views of Grand Canyon University
Grand Canyon University looks perfect, but some online students have a different perspective.
The Death of ‘Phoenix:’ How an Endangered Mexican Wolf Met Her Demise
Three calves were dead, and investigators had a prime suspect: a lone female Mexican wolf with a failing radio collar.
‘Simply Un-American:’ Protest Grows Over Motel 6 Sharing Guest Lists With ICE
Backlash from the revelation that Motel 6 employees coordinated with immigration officers came home to roost on Friday.
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Attorneys Suspect Motel 6 Calling ICE on Undocumented Guests
Apparently, they’ll do more than just leave the light on for you.
Seven Jaw-Dropping Moments Provided by Joe Arpaio’s Posses
Even the name “posse” raises eyebrows for a post-Arpaio advisory committee.
Equifax Hack: Bad News for Consumers, Good News for Tempe-Based LifeLock?
The Tempe-based identity-theft company LifeLock, now owned by Symantec, could benefit from the breach of its rival’s system.
Notes From Underground: Inside Phoenix’s Fallout Bunker
New Times visited the mountainside bunker, a relic from the days of Eisenhower and Kennedy.