Glendale finds policeman violated city gift policy in taking Fiesta Bowl tickets but clears two city lobbyists of taking tickets. The city manager, who also accepted free tickets, was not investigated. »
Glendale policy bans tickets to staff, but city spokeswoman cites exceptions for city business. »
Mayor Scruggs and 30 other politicians recently came under scrutiny for taking game tickets. »
The parking lots at University of Phoenix Stadium were bathed in a sea of Oklahoma State orange and Stanford red with smiling fans more than content to enjoy the warm sun and cold beer hours before the Fiesta Bowl kickoff. »
Fans headed to the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl in Glendale shouldn't rely on GPS to get to the game. »
Students from SS. Simon and Jude School in Phoenix win this year's annual Honeywell Fiesta Bowl Aerospace Challenge at Challenger Space Center in Peoria. »
More than 100,000 spectators expected to attend the Fiesta Bowl Parade on Saturday. »
Residents can jump into the Fiesta Bowl hoopla at Westgate and downtown Glendale. »
Maricopa County attorney intends to ask the Arizona Legislature to pass sweeping reform. »
Hundreds of students this week showcased their plans for lunar living at Arizona State University's West Campus as part of the Honeywell Fiesta Bowl Aerospace Challenge. »
The city and merchants in Glendale are gearing up to host Stanford and Oklahoma State on Jan. 2. »
The Big 12-champion Cowboys will face BCS at-large Stanford in the 2012 Fiesta Bowl in Glendale. »
Charges stem from scheme in which employees were reimbursed for political contributions. »
The Fiesta Bowl has spent more than $5 million defending itself in local, state and federal investigations since The Arizona Republic nearly two years ago reported that employees said they were illegally reimbursed for making campaign contributions. »
Changes designed to avert internal problems that surfaced during the Fiesta Bowl scandal this year. »
