Phoenix staple ranked among most iconic old-school diners in U.S. | Phoenix New Times
Brimming with nostalgia, the local diner and soda fountain has been serving customers since 1929.| Phoenix New Times
Brimming with nostalgia, the local diner and soda fountain has been serving customers since 1929.| Phoenix New Times
MacAlpine's reopened this spring and a historic preservation grant will help keep the diner and soda fountain afloat.| Phoenix New Times
At the Valley staple filled with nostalgia, the classic comfort food and ice cream sodas will take you back in time.| Phoenix New Times
The Australian singer, songwriter and drummer opens their Dream Ride Tour at The Van Buren on Sept. 9.| Phoenix New Times
Kyrsten Sinema has advocated for psychedelic research since leaving the Senate. And she's still spending campaign funds.| Phoenix New Times
The Arizona Dispensaries Association, backed by corporate behemoths, sits at the nexus of power in the state's weed industry.| Phoenix New Times
The novelty of legal weed in Arizona seems to be wearing off.| Phoenix New Times
Researchers feared losing $5 million in grants as lawmakers made nearly $2 billion in budget cuts this week.| Phoenix New Times
Democrats killed a bill that would have funded medical cannabis studies. Arizona weed advocates want to fix that.| Phoenix New Times
Rafi Law Group proudly sponsors the Los Abogados Gala, supporting the mission to uplift Latino legal leaders in Arizona.| Phoenix New Times
The Aztec-themed former big-box store is getting a new lease on life.| Phoenix New Times
Reloading the glory days of the big-box tech chain’s two Valley locations.| Phoenix New Times
Items being sold off include the now-closed retail store’s shelving and Aztec-inspired decor.| Phoenix New Times
Fry's likes to make its stores unique to the area, but the Aztecs only worshipped the sun; they never lived in the Valley.| Phoenix New Times
Officials have issued the demolition permit to tear down the beloved Aztec-themed big-box store.| Phoenix New Times
Scores of protesters spent their day off rallying against how Donald Trump is running roughshod over working people.| Phoenix New Times
Some of the biggest proponents of increasing access to magic mushrooms, peyote and other drugs are clergy members.| Phoenix New Times
Maricopa County is on track to break a 20-year-old evictions filings record. Here’s why things have gotten so bad.| Phoenix New Times
When Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed the bipartisan deal in March, she cited concerns from the U.S. Department of Defense.| Phoenix New Times
Attorney General Kris Mayes accuses RealPage, nine landlords of acting like a cartel to gouge renters.| Phoenix New Times
If you’re looking to save money on rent, you’re better off steering clear of these Arizona locales.| Phoenix New Times
“You’re the only news source in the state that I will not waste time on,” the state schools chief told us in an email.| Phoenix New Times
The eldest son of Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett out to "kick some ass," as a friend urges, in southeast Arizona.| Phoenix New Times
A new poll shows how stark the housing crisis has become in Arizona. Lawmakers are hustling to make building here easier.| Phoenix New Times
The statistics are not in accordance with the apocalyptic view laid out by Howard Buffett, Sheriff Mark Dannels, and others for U.S. senators.| Phoenix New Times
Billionaire's son didn't respond to questions about his beliefs, but he did circulate a video title "Little Black Ghetto Bastards of Baltimore."| Phoenix New Times
The award-winning publisher died by suicide days before the start of his retrial in federal court.| Phoenix New Times
Nurses, teachers, and police officers are the new face of the Valley's housing crisis.| Phoenix New Times
Fifty years ago this week, the Kent State Massacre inspired a band of 20-something rebels to found Phoenix New Times.| Phoenix New Times
In an apparent rebuke of California Attorney General and U.S. Senator-elect Kamala Harris, a Sacramento judge has found in favor of the current CEO and two former owners of online classified site Backpage.com, granting a tentative ruling dismissing criminal charges against the three men on Wednesday, hours before oral arguments...| Phoenix New Times
