The Center for Digital Government (CDG), a national research and advisory institute on information technology policies and best practices in state and local government, recently ranked Phoenix as a top ten digital city in its 2014 Digital Cities Survey for
Tempe, AZ – The City of Tempe is seeking volunteer coaches for its winter 2015 Youth Sports Rec Hoops program. The Rec Hoops leagues are for youth in grades 4-8 that are either new to the game of basketball or looking to improve
The poster and trailer for the upcoming film “Spare Parts” has made its debut. “Spare Parts” is a true life story about four Hispanic high school students who form a robotics club under the leadership of their school’s newest teacher, Fredi
By: Anastasia Reynolds Cronkite News PHOENIX – In case anyone has forgotten that the Super Bowl is coming to the Valley in February, there’s now a 20-foot-tall reminder on a street corner downtown. Mayor Greg Stanton joined members of the
The official groundbreaking for Arizona State University’s new $129 million law school building in downtown Phoenix, the Arizona Center for Law Society, is set for Nov. 13. The ceremony will take place at the northwest corner of Taylor and First
PHOENIX – More than 15,000 Arizona children and their families will have a unique opportunity to attend a Suns game at US Airways Center this season, thanks to generous donations from Suns players as part of the Suns Player Community Ticket
The Native American Connection and the People of Color Network is hosting an annual job fair. An opportunity you do not want to miss. Date: Thursday, Nov. 6th Time: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Location: 4520 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, Az
By CAMARON STEVENSON Cronkite News WASHINGTON – The Department of Veterans Affairs has recommended the removal of four senior officials around the country, but missing from that list is the director of the troubled operation in Phoenix. The recommendations, the first under
Red Bull Latagráfica, a project paying homage to the Los Angeles and Latino art communities, returned to the city where it started – this time as Edición II – with an expanded portfolio of ten artists and two mediums including
