How to Test Marijuana in Arizona? State-Appointed Council Issues Recommendations
Arizona’s medical cannabis industry — which until now hasn’t required any testing whatsoever — is bracing itself for change.
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Deputy Who Stole $600 From a Dead Man Pleads Guilty
Johnson responded to a call from a caregiver about a man who had died from a gunshot wound at a home in the Sun Lakes neighborhood of Mesa.
The Dumbest Ideas by Arizona Politicians in 2019
More ideas from Arizona, the “meth lab of democracy.”
Prescribing Marijuana for Autism: A Good Idea?
“It would obviously be on a case-by-case basis,” Espinoza said.
The 10 Best Phoenix New Times Longreads of 2019
Our gift to you this holiday season: a reading list of our favorite longform stories of the year.
Goodyear Police Chief Jerry Geier Fired Following Internal Investigation
The chief of the Goodyear Police Department, Jerry Geier, has been fired, city officials announced today.
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6-Year-Old Migrant Will Remain Separated From Her Adopted Mother
ICE continues to deny her aunt’s requests for parole.
Maricopa County Public Health Dept. Warns of ‘Community-Wide’ Mumps Outbreak
Meanwhile, vaccination rates among kindergartners in Maricopa County are decreasing.
10 Ways Phoenix New Times Stories Changed the Valley in 2019
For a small staff, the news team at Phoenix New Times gets big results.
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Phoenix to Set Its Sights on an Airport Hotel Contract in 2020, City Confirms
The hotel is part of a larger plan for a transit hub at the intersection of 24th Street and Buckeye Road.
Politico Photo Calls Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego ‘Unidentified Woman’
“Being an elected official is hard, being a female elected official is doubly so,” DeGraw wrote.
Transgender Woman in ICE Custody After Light-Rail Arrest May Be Released
Light rail policies played a role in her detention by ICE.
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Márquez Peterson: APS Put ‘Unjustified Gag Order’ on Commissioners Over AG Probe
How much messier can this get?
How Each Arizona Representative Voted on President Donald Trump’s Impeachment
The U.S. House of Representatives made history today by making Donald Trump the third president to ever be impeached. Arizona, here’s how your representatives voted.
Despite Threats From Uber and Lyft, Council Passes Airport Rate Hikes
Beginning in January, be prepared to take an alternate transportation method to Sky Harbor.
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City to Pay $1.6 Million to Victim of Illegal Cavity Search by Phoenix Police
The settlement comes just before the six-month deadline for Erica Reynolds to file a lawsuit against the city.
How a Children’s Book Became a Sex Ed Strawman for Arizona Republicans
An old story of moral panic.
Inmate Says He Was Raped, Retaliated Against at CoreCivic Prison in Arizona
CoreCivic officers kept Justin Fuller from calling lawyers and a prison rape hotline, he said. They piled disciplinary reports on him and threw him in solitary.
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Shane Mullins’ Parents Decry ‘Insultingly Short’ Sentences in Murder
“Justice in the crime … would be better served by more significant and lengthy sentencing than that which the current system affords.” – Guy Mullins
Whistleblower: ICE Denied Arizona Detainees Proper Medical and Psychiatric Care
Without the treatment he needed, one detainee’s psychiatric symptoms got so bad that he “lacerated his penis,” requiring hospitalization and surgery, the report said.
APS Knew of Flaws in Its Rate Comparison Tool Back in 2017, Complaints Show
“I found out today from a representative at APS who contacted me that the tool comparison box was inaccurate,” a customer told regulators in 2017.
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Tempe Decides Not to Pay Ex-Police Chief $150K After Email
An email sent to Tempe Mayor Mark Mitchell, City Council members, and the city manager may offer some insight as to why the city changed its mind.