By Socorro Carrillo | Cronkite News PHOENIX – A federal judge who ruled Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio violated a court order to curb racial profiling decided Tuesday the county will have to pay at least $1,000 to each person unlawfully
By: Brian Garrido Jewel’s Bakery & Café, owned by chef Julie Moreno, is schedule to serve dinner in early June. “I’m very excited,” says Moreno. “We will have hush puppies and our famous Chicken and Waffles. Someone wrote on our
Results of a new survey by National Jewish Health found most adults either overlooked or weren’t aware of common asthma warning signs. Many patients were surprised to learn that they could develop asthma as an adult and many go without proper treatment, sometimes for years. What alarms
By Joey Carrera | Cronkite News MESA — An air tanker that can streak to an Arizona wildfire to dump 3,000 pounds of flame retardant in record time is bringing the latest technology to fighting fires. The tanker, an Avro RJ85,
The onset of triple-digit temperatures means it is time for the annual Summer Respite Program. The city of Phoenix Human Services Department is asking employees and the public to donate unopened water bottles, sunscreen, new underwear, white socks, white T-shirts,
They say that you’re wedding day is supposed to be the best day of your life, but let’s get real, it can be a little hectic. From flowers to cake, photographers to decorations, there’s a lot to plan! Here to
By: Cindy G. Castillo Magali Delarosa’s very first solo performance was at the early age of eight, when she was asked to perform “No Me Queda Más” during a tribute to Selena in her school. It was a large crowd,
By: Cindy G. Castillo “For those who believe it’s difficult to vote for a person who is not in a [political] party where they feel most comfortable, I just ask that they recognize a person like myself who’s been a
One of Mexico’s most beloved and notorious comedians will be bringing the laughs to Phoenix this weekend. Born and raised in Mexico City “Jo Jo” Jorge Falcón has made a career out of slapstick comedy and impersonations. His style, often
By: Lorin McLain A new study on pot legalization in Arizona is giving plenty of fuel to advocates pushing to get it on the ballot in November. The non-partisan Tax Foundation says the state could reap as much as $113
