Winter temperatures in the desert can drop below freezing. Plan ahead to prevent pipes from freezing this winter and avoid costly repairs to your property.

The Mayor's Ability Awards scholarship committee, a beacon of support for students living with disabilities, is now accepting applications.

The Traffic Signal and Streetlight team was busy the last week of 2023 week replacing damaged signal poles and streetlights in south Scottsdale.

The city has several openings on various boards and commissions to be filled in early 2024.

Scottsdale Fire Department recently recognized outstanding employee and volunteer achievements at its annual ceremony.

In advance of the holiday season, when entertaining and preparing holiday food contribute to larger than normal amounts of leftovers and food waste, the city of Scottsdale is educating residents on how they can help.

After a lengthy review process, the Scottsdale City Council approved an ambitious mixed-use redevelopment project called “The Parque” on a 32-acre site that was once home to the CrackerJax amusement park on north Scottsdale Road.

The audit found that identification of safety risk exposures could be improved by formalizing a facility inspection program and more comprehensive reviews of job hazards.

The Center for Digital Government’s 2023 Digital Cities 23rd annual survey ranked Scottsdale the top digital city nationwide in the 125,000 – 249,999 population category.

Scottsdale is making strides toward a more sustainable, resilient and thriving future by developing its Community Sustainability Plan, a commitment outlined in the city's 2021 and 2022 Organization Strategic Plans.

Mayor David D. Ortega congratulated more than two dozen students for their winning entries for his annual “We the People” contest at an in-person reception earlier this week. More than 110 parents, students, teachers and administrators attended.