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City crews will apply a micro seal paving treatment in sections of Old Town next week as part of its Pavement Preservation program.

Scottsdale news for the week of March 31.

Arizona Bike Week returns to WestWorld of Scottsdale April 2 - 6, bringing thousands of riders and enthusiasts together for one of the largest motorcycle events in the Southwest. As bikers gather for the five-day festival featuring concerts, vendors and group rides, event organizers, city leaders and the Scottsdale Police Department are taking the opportunity to promote a crucial message – motorcycle safety.

As temperatures rise, hikers and outdoor enthusiasts are encouraged to start activities earlier.

The city of Scottsdale has been recognized as a 2025 CIO 100 Award winner for its short-term rental map tool and resource center.

Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this April.

Scottsdale news for the week of March 24.

Scottsdale invites businesses throughout the Valley to provide feedback about working with the city. Through an online questionnaire, business owners, operators and other key stakeholders are asked to identify any barriers they have encountered within the city’s procurement and bidding processes.

2025 marks milestones for two human services centers in Scottsdale. Paiute Neighborhood Center and Via Linda Senior Center will commemorate three decades of serving the community with events to honor the lasting impact they’ve made in Scottsdale.

Scottsdale’s Neighborhood Advisory Commission recently named Mary and John Garbaciak and Clayton Companies as the 2024 Spirit of Scottsdale Awards winners.

Scottsdale’s breathtaking McDowell Sonoran Preserve is gearing up for a busy spring — and it’s not just about scenic views and adventurous trails.

Scottsdale news for the week of March 17.

The momentum is building toward a family festival to celebrate visual and performing arts created by Scottsdale students as it returns in late March for its third year.

The city of Scottsdale and Scottsdale Arts will host the 2025 Cycle the Arts event on Sunday, April 6. This year’s bike tour of the city’s public art collection will feature 10 art stops.

Scottsdale news for the week of March 10.

As wildfire season approaches, the Scottsdale Fire Department is ramping up its efforts to educate the community about mitigation steps people can take to reduce the risks. Scottsdale residents are invited to a community town hall.

Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky is proud to introduce a new award as part of the upcoming Mayor’s Ability Awards, an annual program honoring the perseverance and accomplishments of individuals thriving while navigating life with disabilities.

40-year-old Christopher Baker was arrested by Scottsdale Police over the weekend for running behind a woman and pressing his naked body against her, while the woman was out for a walk around 11 a.m. near 100 Street and Charter Oak.

30-year-old Maximillian B.D. Yanofsky has been identified as the suspect who shot an HonorHealth security guard just after 1 p.m. on March 2 inside the emergency room (ER) at the HonorHealth Shea campus in Scottsdale.