Archive for July, 2009

Phoenix area drivers spend their time, gas and money sitting on the road to delays in traffic. According to the Texas Transportation Institute Report of urban mobility, more than 80 million hours, 57.2 million liters of gasoline and 1.9 billion dollars lost due to congestion on the roads in 2007. Tucson residents have lost... »

The officer arrested early Thursday Taurasi speed, police said Luis Samudio. The officer smelled alcohol and gave a few players in the field sobriety tests, according to a statement to the police. Years Taurasi WNBA fan vote getter for the July 25 All-Star Game, then used to power mobile DUI van, where she donated... »

Phoenix – The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office announced Monday Phoenix man has been charged in connection with the death of his mother and nephew. Prosecutors said 35-year-old Eric Lampert fled after the 14-year-old Logan Lampert and 61-year-old Sheila Lampert died. Their bodies were 20 June in the north Phoenix residence. The victim was allegedly... »

PHOENIX – within six months of the S-Bahn line nations fifth largest city, has exceeded expectations so far, operators are currently working their biggest test – Arizona heat. No other city in the country has an S-Bahn Phoenix not to condone the terms of summer temperatures regularly top 110, and even increased to 122... »

One person was seriously injured after reportedly falling from the police, the SUV at the intersection just north of Phoenix, Thursday morning. The crew reacted to the death of 22 Street and Union Hills Drive, at 3:28 pm, as firefighters from Phoenix. Officer Luis Samudio of the Phoenix Police Department said an officer was... »

It was not his famous name, Harvard pedigree, or the beauty of youth; he set a date for the Phoenix City Council this week. Rather, it is Bill Gates’ deep relationship with some of the biggest names in politics in Arizona. 37-year lawyer at the firm rose in January Gov. Brewer Jr., son of... »