Homelessness in Arizona is a crisis. These advocates say we need …
网页2023年8月9日 · These advocates say we need to start treating it like one. Homelessness in Arizona is a crisis. These advocates say we need to start treating it like one. "The Zone,” a homeless encampment spanning several blocks west of downtown Phoenix, in March 2023. The number of people in our community experiencing homelessness is going up.
Maricopa County supervisors approve $4.35 billion budget - KJZZ
网页2023年6月26日 · The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors on Monday unanimously approved a new $4.35 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The budget was boosted in part thanks to roughly half a million dollars from the American Rescue Plan Act, which will provide Maricopa County with funding to increase affordable housing projects, fund food banks and strengthen addiction recovery programs.
How Arizona has worked to balance its housing equation - KJZZ
网页2023年1月11日 · Mark Brodie is a co-host of The Show, KJZZ’s locally produced news magazine. Since starting at KJZZ in 2002, Brodie has been a host, reporter and producer, including several years covering the Arizona Legislature, based at the Capitol.
AZ Health Department: State Is Ready For Booster Shots - KJZZ
网页2021年9月24日 · The federal government is recommending a third dose of a COVID-19 vaccine for some Americans if they’re more than six months past their initial doses. The Arizona Department of Health Services says the state has plenty of doses of the Pfizer vaccine to accommodate Arizonans seeking booster shots.
Monsoon Stories 2021: Climate Change Meets Monsoons - KJZZ
网页2021年8月20日 · KJZZ. A normally dry wash runs following a Phoenix monsoon storm in August 2021. It’s that time of year again, when the desert heat builds up, the sun beats down, the ground dries out and — just when we all think we can’t take it anymore — it breaks. Monsoon rains pour down and the desert takes a deep breath.
These are the Phoenix city pools open in summer 2022 - KJZZ
网页2022年6月10日 · According to the city, the Parks and Recreation Department will open the following 14 pools: Coronado, Cortez, Deer Valley, El Prado, Encanto, Harmon, Hermoso, Maryvale, Paradise Valley, Pecos, Perry, Roosevelt, Starlight and Sunnyslope. The best places to hike when Phoenix gets too hot. Page Turner: Fictional escapes to …
KJZZ Wasn't Always KJZZ. Here's How The Station Got Its Name
网页2021年5月3日 · It isn't just the 50th anniversary of NPR’s All Things Considered.It’s also the year KJZZ turns 70. And before it settled on its name, the station had several others. KJZZ first went to air Feb. 22, 1951 as KFCA, according to the broadcasting station license record filed with the Federal Communications Commission.. An Arizona Republic clipping boasts KFCA as Phoenix College’s new ...
Ken Bennett hits the road in support of the Arizona audit - KJZZ
网页Published October 21, 2021 at 8:45 AM MST. Ben Giles/KJZZ. Doug Logan (left), CEO of Cyber Ninjas, and Ken Bennett (center) at the audit site at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix on April 22, 2021. Former Secretary of State Ken Bennett is out supporting the Arizona Senate’s so-called audit on a statewide tour hosted by his one-time ...
The Politics of Water: A panel conversation with KJZZ News
网页Published May 8, 2024 at 1:18 PM MST. KJZZ News hosted "The Politics of Water," a panel discussion on Wednesday, as part of our ongoing coverage of water in Arizona. The conversation, moderated by The Show's Mark Brodie, explored the politics of water: the stakeholders involved, and the conflicts and cooperation that exist throughout all levels ...
Phoenix Council Funds 2 New Homeless Shelters - KJZZ
网页Published July 5, 2021 at 2:17 PM MST. Christina Estes/KJZZ. A woman sits outside a tent at 11th Avenue and Madison Street in Phoenix on Feb. 2, 2020. Two new homeless shelters are coming to Phoenix, along with expansions and improvements at existing facilities. Last week, the city council approved $17 million in federal funding on emergency ...