The city of Phoenix is seeking a developer to build a new biomedical facility on the Phoenix Biomedical Campus.

Two relocation guides in Phoenix and Tucson are part of the assets of a Cincinnati-based publishing firm set to be sold.

The National Labor Relations Board has set Sept. 13 as the start date for a by-mail union representation election at Kaiser Permanente, according to the National Union of Healthcare Workers, one of the unions that will take part in the balloting.

City of Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon held a press conference Friday to talk about the latest news on Arizona’s illegal immigration law, Senate Bill 1070, expressing his belief that the preliminary injunction blocking key provisions of the measure is one step closer to federal immigration reform — and one step closer to settling the conflict.

Security Service Federal Credit Union has acquired a Colorado credit union.

A southern California law firm is expanding its Bay Area presence with the hire of 12 attorneys in Oakland from McDonough Holland & Allen P.C., which is disbanding.

The University of the Incarnate Word has been named a ‘Great College to Work For’ by a leading newspaper on higher education.

A father and son from the Sacramento region have been charged with stealing more than $1.6 million from clients of their company, according to Attorney General Jerry Brown.

Restaurants can get a shot at a business makeover as part of Bernalillo County’s Taste of New Mexico event, which takes place October 8 and 9.

California's seemingly endless budget crisis might just be that -- endless -- according to a majority of respondents in the latest Los Angeles Business from bizjournals Business Pulse survey.

ADPT Corp. said Friday it received a notice from Nasdaq that its common stock will no longer trade as of Aug. 5.

Texas fast-food favorite Whataburger is giving away free burgers to celebrate its 60th birthday.