The Serenity in Believing 

By Lauren Wong I pray to find the strength to start my life in this new beautiful state, and the comfort of knowing I can do this. I pray that no matter how many miles sit between me, my family and the friends I grew up with, they know how dearly I love them.... Read More

New Year’s Eve Two Day Music Festival Decadence AZ Announces Line Up

We all may still have leftover turkey in our refrigerator from Thanksgiving, but it might be time to start thinking about your New Year’s Eve plans. A new 2-day event at Rawhide Western Town in Chandler is in the works and tickets are now on sale. Decadence AZ, a two-night music festival have been... Read More

Protect Yourself – Online Shopping

By Lauren Wong  While stores bring in their best deals of the year, scammers take advantage and hop on the trend. As you start ticking things off your shopping list, keep in mind that while the majority of us are overtaken with the joy and spirit of giving, there are still those people out... Read More

Federal Trade Commission Orders Suppliers To Turn Over Information To Help Study Causes of Empty Shelves and Sky-High Prices

The Federal Trade Commission is ordering nine large retailers, wholesalers, and consumer good suppliers to provide detailed information that will help the FTC shed light on the causes behind ongoing supply chain disruptions and how these disruptions are causing serious and ongoing hardships for consumers and harming competition in the U.S. economy. The FTC... Read More

Grand Canyon National Park Transitions to Winter Operations

Planning a trip to the Grand Canyon this winter? Beginning December 1, 2021, visitors traveling to Grand Canyon National Park this winter season should be prepared for modified changes in operations. Visitors should also plan ahead and anticipate temporary road closures and poor driving conditions whenever winter storms pass through the area. The following... Read More

APS Electric Light Parade To Return to Central Phoenix on Saturday

For more than three decades, the APS Electric Light Parade has been a holiday tradition where family, friends and neighborhood groups from across the valley come together to celebrate the festive time of year. APS Electric Light Parade returns this holiday season to light up the night in central Phoenix this Saturday, December 4th with... Read More

On GivingTuesday Study Says Arizona is One of the Least Giving States

In this busy hustle bustle of holiday preparations, it is important to remember to be thankful and generous. Through coordinated efforts, today unites the world in the celebration of generosity. GivingTuesday is an opportunity for people around the world to come together through generosity in all its forms by sharing acts of kindness and... Read More

Help Prevent Road Rage Incidents by Driving Safely

Over the last few weeks, cities in the Valley have been plagued by incidents of aggressive driving and road rage, incidents that in some cases have left drivers with injuries and, unfortunately, in others have cost them their lives. Road rage incidents have increased over the last two years in Arizona, and this year... Read More

Attorney General Mark Brnovich Reaches $14.5 Million Settlement with JUUL

Today, Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced a settlement with e-cigarette maker Juul Labs, Inc. (JUUL) that will require the company to pay $14.5 million and make significant changes to its corporate practices – ensuring JUUL products are not marketed or sold to youth in Arizona. “Today’s settlement holds JUUL accountable for its irresponsible marketing efforts... Read More

Scottsdale Unified School District Announces Plans to Drop Mask Mandates After Winter Break

This week, the Scottsdale Unified School District announced a change in their mask mandate policy. Starting the first week of January, masks will no longer be required on all of their campuses, but will be optional for students and staff. The decision to not require masks on several campuses comes of course with mix... Read More