On Tuesday, Governor Doug Ducey announced an additional $2 million in state funding to help local restaurants expand outdoor dining, protect patrons and staff, and limit the spread of COVID-19.... continue reading. Click here for more info.

Now open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.​ daily on the west side of Margaret T. Hance Park in Downtown Phoenix, Fiesta Bowl PLAY is a multi-generational playground accessible to all. Click here for more info.

The Society of St. Vincent De Paul (SVdP) is a unique, charitable Catholic organization that has very few limits on what it will do to help the poor and those... continue reading. Click here for more info.

Meet the man behind the Downtown Phoenix festivals you love. Click here for more info.

Downtown Phoenix is known for mega events. But one of the biggest festivals ever thrown happened more than 80 years ago in honor of this desert city's most precious resource — water. Click here for more info.

In Phoenix and across the country, deep-seeded stigmas surrounding homelessness influence policy-making, policing, access to healthcare, employment and permeate nearly every aspect of society. Click here for more info.

The Pavilion will allow patrons to enjoy the arts in a safer, open-air environment. Click here for more info.

Arizona’s largest dog costume parade, Howl-o-ween, is a fun-filled, Halloween-themed party for the whole family. Launched just two years ago, it’s rapidly grown in popularity — attracting hundreds of dogs... continue reading. Click here for more info.

RED Development continues to see strong demand from companies looking to expand business into Downtown Phoenix as the mixed-used developer announced this week a number of recently-opened and coming-soon tenants... continue reading. Click here for more info.

Just south of the Union Pacific railroad tracks, a once-thriving neighborhood of residential and commercial buildings catering to Hispanics existed within what we now call the Warehouse District. Click here for more info.