General News, Quality of Life Message from the Chair, September 2025 For more than two generations, our region has maintained its reputation as a rapidly growing area. And that reality is expected to continue for the next 25 years. Read More
General News, Quality of Life, Safe and Smart Travel Creating a World-Class Transportation System MAG Celebrates 50 Years as the Metropolitan Planning Organization for the Greater Phoenix Region. Prop 400, MPO Read More
General News, Homelessness, Quality of Life A Helping Hand: Finding the Right Way to Make a Difference Just as there are many ways people fall into homelessness, there are many ways to help them find their way out. Homelessness Read More
General News, Homelessness, Quality of Life Finding Out What Home Means to Arizonans Warmth. Safety. Family. Comfort. For attendees of the Arizona Housing Coalition’s recent “Refocus : Reframe” conference, these were a few of the words that came to mind when asked, “what does home mean to you?” Read More
Homelessness, Quality of Life Program Makes Strides in Reducing Homelessness House America reaching goals to get people off the streets. With thousands of people sleeping on the streets of the Valley every night, the need to reduce the number of people experiencing homelessness is urgent. Newly released housing numbers show progress is being made. Homelessness, Human Services, Housing, House America Read More
General News, Quality of Life, Safe and Smart Travel, Transportation No Time to Exercise? Do It on Your Way to Work Would you like to work more exercise into your daily routine? Physical activity is vital to healthy aging. It can reduce the burden of chronic diseases and prevent early death. Exercise, Healthy Living Read More
Quality of Life, Video Catching a Ride Vehicle-sharing program links transportation to people with disabilities. Human Services Read More
General News, Public Safety, Quality of Life, Safe and Smart Travel, Video "My Driver is Drunk" When a woman in the back of a ridesharing vehicle realized her driver was impaired, she didn't want to alert the driver by calling 9-1-1. So she texted instead. Public Safety Read More