With all the noise and chaos following the presidential debate and the final slew of rulings by the U.S. Supreme Court at the end of its current term, one ruling that will have immediate effects in Sedona and the...
Since the 2018 ruling Martin v. Boise, the law regarding homelessness and city ordinances prohibiting camping on public lands has been unsettled.
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in Boise that governments cannot criminalize normal human activities, which includes...
The Sedona City Council voted 6-1 to approve a zone change to allow a car camp for local homeless workers on part of the Sedona Cultural Park and to authorize the management contracts for the camp during its Tuesday,...
The housing crisis and a lack of support from government bodies is affecting Sedona and Cottonwood school children in proportion to the number of students who are homeless and the length of time they have been recipients of support...
Many self-described “travelers” pass through Sedona for a season before moving on. They’re free spirits, living on the cheap out of vehicles or backpacks in parking lots, or on Coconino National Forest when Sedona police, enforcing the city’s no...
A diverse and eager bunch of hikers descended upon Red Rock State Park for the final moonlight hike of...
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