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Phoenix is bringing back a city manager who retired under a cloud four years ago, and almost half the city council isn’t happy about it. On Wednesday, the Phoenix City Council voted to formally approve the hire of Ed Zuercher, who previously served as city manager from 2013 to 2021…
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Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego is running for a second term, and no formidable candidates have stepped up to challenge her. But don’t tell Matt Evans…
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The Phoenix Police Department fired an officer on April 10 for his involvement in the September 2022 fatal shooting of 34-year-old Ali Osman. Officer Jesse Johnson, who allegedly shot at Osman at least three times, was terminated by Chief Michael Sullivan after an internal investigation by the department found that Johnson’s conduct was not in line with its policy, according to a statement from the agency…
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Phoenix City Council will consider yet another measure to criminalize homelessness, potentially making it illegal to camp within 500 feet of any school, child care facility or shelter as long as notice of the prohibition is posted. The amendment to Phoenix’s anti-camping ordinance was approved Wednesday in a 3-1 vote by the Public Safety and Justice Subcommittee…
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