The Phoenix Press Weekly

Arizona Informant is a leading newspaper in Phoenix, AZ, providing exclusive news and information that cannot be found in any other media outlet in the state. With a focus on local, national, and entertainment news, as well as politics and business, Arizona Informant keeps its readers informed and engaged with its diverse range of content. As a proud member of the NNPA (National Newspaper Publishers Association), Arizona Informant is committed to delivering accurate and reliable news to its readers. With a dedicated team of journalists and contributors, the newspaper covers a wide range of topics, including sports, education, and community events, making it a go-to source for staying up-to-date with the latest happenings in Arizona.Generated from the website

Santan Sun News is a local news publication based in Tempe, AZ, providing up-to-date information on news, business, sports, and special events in the area. With a focus on delivering accurate and timely news, Santan Sun News keeps the community informed about local happenings and offers a platform for residents to stay connected. From covering city council meetings to highlighting local achievements, Santan Sun News serves as a reliable source of information for residents of Tempe and the surrounding areas, ensuring that readers are well-informed about the latest developments in their community.Generated from the website

Northwest Valley Newspapers publishes the Daily Sun-News, the Phoenix, and Sun City, Arizona s most widely circulated and best read local newspapers. The newspapers circulate to Peoria, Glendale, Sun Cities, Surprise, Youngtown and El Mirage communities, and are read by 250,000 residents. The Daily News-Sun serves the area's retirement communities. The Northwest Valley News serves Arrowhead and northern Glendale and Peoria. Surprise Today, circulates to all of Surprise, including Sun City Grand. The Daily News-Sun features news and is designed for retirees ranging from Baby Boomers through the Greatest Generation. The Daily News-Sun started in 1956 as two mimeographed sheets, published once a month and serving the West Balley Suburbs of metropolitan Phoenix. By 1960 the paper was a tabloid and published weekly. In 2000 Freedom Communications purchased of the Daily News-Sun and its assets in a sale that involves all newspapers in Thomson's Arizona holdings. This gave the company 28 daily and 37 weekly newspapers plus eight television stations.