The city of Sedona has been named in a lawsuit involving a dispute between a Sedona woman and her landlord.
The plaintiff, Sabrina Beram, filed the lawsuit on April 2 in the U.S. District Court of Arizona by Community Legal...
The Arizona House of Representatives is proposing a tax cut that on one hand would benefit residents but on the other, would impact city budgets.
During a state legislative update during the Tuesday, April 13, Sedona City Council meeting, City...
Robert Pickels was in the midst of enjoying retirement in Oregon as he caught up on some reading, met with a few clients now and then and hit the links several times a week with his wife, Lisa.
Then he...
It’s that time of the year for the Arizona Legislature to convene and a topic several cities in the state are hoping will again be addressed is short-term vacation rentals.
During the Tuesday, Jan. 26, Sedona City Council meeting, Sedona...
When Sedona voters filled out their Nov. 3 General Election ballots regarding Prop 207 — which allows the recreational use of marijuana — 68.5% checked yes.
And while it passed 60.03% in the state, with it came some restrictions, some...
The Sedona International Film Festival may be returning home to the former Sedona Cultural Park.
The prospect opened up...
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