(Phoenix, AZ) – The Friendly House administration is proud to announce its selection as a recipient of the “Pathways to Justice Careers for Youth” grant. Issued by the U.S. Department of Labor, this grant amounts to $1 million over the
Arizona is showing off its place among the top 10 states withe the most job growth in the country. That’s according to new data by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, which showed that Arizona added nearly 76,000 jobs — a
By: Catherine Anaya I don’t like goodbyes. The finality of it makes me anxious. That’s probably why I plowed through the last 7 days as if they were like any other. Only they weren’t. My final days at CBS 5
(Phoenix, Ariz.) – With 195 days and counting until the College Football Playoff National Championship, the Arizona Organizing Committee (AOC) and several Valley mayors and city leaders, unveiled a countdown clock at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. This clock will mark the
By: Jessica Danielle Ramirez Scroll through your Instagram – another wedding picture is posted. Open your cell phone – another message from your friend about the amazing man she met. Browse through your Facebook feed – another engagement album, baby announcement, or
PHOENIX – The Phoenix Suns, Phoenix Mercury and Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community announced on Tuesday that US Airways Center — the home of the Phoenix Suns, Phoenix Mercury and Arizona Rattlers, as well as the Valley’s premier concert venue – is
By Robyn Moreno for Las Fabulosas You take care of your kids’ health, but remembering your own doctor’s appointments? Well, that’s another story. Fortunately, there’s a nation-wide effort to help women to give their health priority again. On May 13,
By Shirley Velásquez for Las Fabulosas Ingrid Hoffmann is more than a celebrity chef. She’s also a teacher, showing a nation how to prepare healthy and savory Latin meals. In addition to creating countless recipes, the cilantro-loving chef hosts Food
By MIRANDA RIVERS Cronkite News WASHINGTON – Arizona homes trailed the nation in both their access to high-speed Internet and their computer ownership, according to a recent report from the Census Bureau. The report, released this month, said 86.8 percent of Arizona
Mike Patterson, a U.S.-Mexico cross border business attorney with the national law firm Polsinelli, recently led a panel for Global Ties, a national non profit that works closely with the US State Department for international visitors. At their regional summit, Mike led
