For more than 30 years, Scottsdale utility customers have quietly helped their neighbors through a simple act: adding a small donation to their monthly utility bill.

A shooting tied to a short-term rental party. Underage drinking. Alcohol-related medical emergencies. Illegal events promoted on social media.

Scottsdale news for the week of June 22, 2026

Have a question about drought? Wondering how Colorado River conditions affect Scottsdale? Curious about conservation, water quality, or the city's plans for the future?

As negotiations continue over the future of the Colorado River and the operating rules governing the Central Arizona Project beyond 2026, Scottsdale Water is continuing to take proactive, forward-looking steps to ensure the community maintains safe, reliable water service well...

Scottsdale is taking a targeted approach to one of the fastest-growing public safety challenges facing communities across the Valley – how to safely balance the popularity of e-bikes with the growing number of pedestrians using parks, paths and public spaces.

Scottsdale news for the week of June 15, 2026

Scottsdale City Council has adopted the city's fiscal year 2026/27 budget, a fiscally conservative spending plan that prioritizes the services and infrastructure residents rely on every day while maintaining Scottsdale's strong financial foundation.

After nearly three decades helping shape the infrastructure of Scottsdale, Thyra Ryden-Diaz is stepping into a new role at a pivotal moment for water in the Southwest.

Ever wondered what happens inside a police crime lab, how Scottsdale prepares for emergencies, where the city’s water comes from or what it takes to prosecute a criminal case?