A streak of sunny, dry and warmer than average weather continues across arizona pressure remains in control of the area. Occasional breezes and high cirrus clouds will stream in from time to time this weekend. Otherwise, look for generally clear skies with afternoon highs rising about five Degrees Higher than normal for this time of the year. The seasonal average high for phoenix valley should be in the 60s through next week. New this morning. Police are investigating a deadly stabbing in west phoenix. 19th avenue and peoria. Thats where Police Say Two men got into an argument. And one of them ended up stabbed. The 39yearold victim died at the scene. Four people. Including two teenagers. Are in the hospital this morning. After a headon crash. It happened at the intersection of 59th avenue and camelback. Police say a smaller car and a truck collided. Crews had to rescue the girls from inside the car. They all went to the hospital. With life threatening injuries. Police did put the truck
Saturday december 21st. Im mike. And im claudine wong. Mark is in for rosemary on this saturday. Its the last couple of fall, winter begins in the 9 00 hour this morning. Patchy fog is redeveloping near parts of the immediate coastline. Low 40s. San francisco 47 and san jose in the upper 30s. Winter begins at 9 11 this morning, patchy fog, mid30s, mid40s. 3 00 afternoon highs on track to reach the upper 50s to the low to mid60s. Well highlight the warmest day of the weekend. And well talk about what were heading into monday night. Two of barts Biggest Unions have an agreement that settle a dispute over the new contract. Once the bart board votes theyll ask members to ratify the new agreement. Terms of the agreement are not released. They had to go back to the table over terms the agreement. We negotiated for seven months. We are outraged that they held bart riders like this. Bart has not commented on the announcement. Ac transit has reached a tentative deal with their strike. Theyll pr
The Chamber honored three of its volunteers who have served in leadership positions during its regular board meeting this week. The three who were recognized are Shannon Hitt, Jaclyn Tyler