Q&A with Phoenix Police Chief Garcia: Officers prepared to enforce SB 1070

by JJ Hensley - Sept. 19, 2012 09:41 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com Phoenix Police Chief Daniel V. Garcia's message has been the same since he took the department's top job in May: The city's officers will treat residents with dignity and respect...

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Glendale considers giving budget role to residents

by Lisa Halverstadt - Sept. 19, 2012 09:45 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com Glendale residents could soon play a larger role in the city's budget process. City staffers earlier this month suggested forming an audit committee that would review city...

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Phoenix still in League of Arizona Cities and Towns

by Dustin Gardiner - Sept. 19, 2012 09:47 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com Phoenix council members voted Wednesday night to renew membership in the League of Arizona Cities and Towns, but several said the influential association needs to be more transparent...

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Young Arizona immigrant gets deferred action

by Daniel González - Sept. 19, 2012 09:51 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com Carlos Martinez has two engineering degrees from the University of Arizona, but he has never been able to use them because he is an illegal immigrant. But soon, the Tucson...

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Bob Beck, regular at Cubs spring-training games, dies at 91

by Jim Walsh - Sept. 19, 2012 09:36 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com For more than 80 years, no one was a more devoted Chicago Cubs fan than Bob Beck, a fixture at Mesa's Fitch Park and Hohokam Stadium for the team's spring training and at Wrigley Field...

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Incomes, poverty rise in Phoenix

by Ronald J. Hansen - Sept. 19, 2012 11:25 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com Household incomes in Phoenix rose last year, but poverty also increased as housing values, health-insurance coverage and preschool enrollment tumbled in the city at the same...

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Sheriff Larry Dever's death stuns Cochise County

by Richard Ruelas and Rebekah L. Sanders - Sept. 19, 2012 10:10 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com For more than 15 years, Larry Dever was sheriff of Cochise County. His corner of Arizona was once known for a wild gunfight at Tombstone, but became increasingly...

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Group plans ads attacking Arpaio

by JJ Hensley - Sept. 19, 2012 09:57 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com Sheriff Joe Arpaio's massive financial advantage over his challengers in the November election is well documented and on display on Valley airwaves daily as television advertisements...

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Parker, Sinema press economic prescriptions for District 9

by Rebekah L. Sanders - Sept. 19, 2012 09:55 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com Standing in front of heavy equipment at a small business in industrial Phoenix, Republican congressional candidate Vernon Parker promised to push for changes in Washington...

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ASU new science, technology building to offer peek at lab work

by Anne Ryman - Sept. 19, 2012 10:04 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com Arizona State University opened its most expensive building to date on Wednesday, a seven-story research facility that houses dozens of high-tech laboratories devoted to space-science,...

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Farrier's old-world skill, animal expertise keep horses running

by Shaun McKinnon - Sept. 18, 2012 09:30 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com CAVE CREEK - The metal box hanging from the window of the white trailer glows deep-orange, its flames fed by a hose that snakes back to a propane tank. Shaun Woodsum ducks into...

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Man in pedestrian's death was on meth, prosecutor says

by Laurie Merrill - Sept. 18, 2012 05:27 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com Patrick Nissley of Paradise Valley lost control of his BMW and killed a prominent plastic surgeon in 2010 because he was high on heroin and methamphetamine, not because he was...

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Loop 202 lanes reopened after collision in Phoenix

by Domenico Nicosia - Sept. 18, 2012 06:38 PMThe Arizona Republic- 12 News Breaking News Team East and westbound traffic was cleared after a collision involving three vehicles on the Westbound portion of the Loop 202 near 24th Street in Phoenix blocked...

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Phoenix survivor recalls ship fire, rescue

by Chris Williams - Sept. 18, 2012 10:07 PM12 News | azcentral.com Johnny Rosen looked up at the burning cargo containers teetering from the 1,000-foot freighter. Flaming debris rained into the Atlantic Ocean. Smoke poured into the sky. From a seat...

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Undercover prostitute sting nets 40 arrests

by JJ Hensley - Sept. 18, 2012 10:07 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com A recently concluded undercover sting started simply enough: A Maricopa County sheriff's detective conducting surveillance on a drug operation noticed odd activities going on at a...

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Enrollment hits record at ASU downtown Phoenix campus

by Eugene Scott - Sept. 18, 2012 07:40 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com Arizona State University enrolled its largest number of students this fall at its downtown Phoenix campus. And although some area businesses are excited at the potential for new...

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Arizona has unremarkable summer

by Michael Clancy - Sept. 18, 2012 10:16 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com It wasn't terribly hot, not especially cool, not too wet but not super dry. Arizona's summer was not very distinguished at all, even though in the first half of August it felt...

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To our readers: Southeast Valley constantly changing

by Paul Maryniak - Sept. 18, 2012 11:06 PMSoutheast Valley Communities editor The evolution of the southeast Valley since I moved here from Philadelphia in 1999 has been nothing short of astonishing. Mesa is popping with the vitality of its arts...

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Southeast Valley police target drinking by minors, drivers

by Jackee Coe - Sept. 18, 2012 07:51 PMThe Republic | azcentral.com Southeast Valley police are on the lookout for underage drinkers and for those who drink and drive near schools. Wise decision-making about alcohol use is an annual back-to-school...

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