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News, updates, and stories from the campaign.
The City Followed Every Rule on Arcadian Square. Almost Nobody Found Out.
August 23, 2026
185 Arcadia residents were surveyed about the Arcadian Square rezoning at 48th Street and Indian School. Nine percent had heard about it from the City.
Could a Fourplex Be Built Next Door to You?
August 14, 2026
A neighbor asked me whether the state is about to let someone build a fourplex next door. So I read the statute, the city ordinance and the map. Here is what is actually true.
The Truth About Phoenix Police Shortage
August 5, 2026
Phoenix is more than 500 officers short, spending $98 million a year in overtime to paper over it, and some nights Ahwatukee has three officers on patrol. Here's what's actually going on.
The Ahwatukee Data Center: What Actually Happened
August 1, 2026
A quiet Ahwatukee office park is becoming a data center campus, and a lot of neighbors found out too late to say a word. Here's the honest story.
Phoenix City Council District 6 Election 2026: Candidates, Key Dates, and How to Vote
July 29, 2026
Two candidates. One seat. Decided November 3. Here's your plain-English guide to the District 6 race, the dates that matter, and how to make your vote count.
Why Phoenix City Council Matters More Than You Think
July 23, 2026
The Phoenix City Council makes decisions that affect your daily life—from public safety and roads to housing, parks, and city spending. Learn what the council does, why it matters, and why staying informed about City Hall is important for every Phoenix resident.
Why Is Housing So Expensive in Phoenix? A Lot of It Starts at City Hall.
July 21, 2026
Impact fees and slow permits don't stay with the builder. They get baked into the price of every home. Here's what City Hall can actually fix.
