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All you have to do is drive through the Tucson valley, then through the Phoenix valley - that tells the story, or at least part of the story. Up here (Phoenix) people use water like it's Louisiana.

I don’t know if it’s anything intentionally we did, but . . . we actually used to have some stations here and a few people knew us then, but we sold most of the stations in the Valley a couple of years ago, ... We own Phoenix Fuel here in town. You’ve probably seen some of their trucks on the freeways, but they operate under the name Phoenix Fuel so most people don’t know that we own them either.

One of the many pluses about these opportunities is that these jobs provide people a chance to work where they live. Successful applicants won't have the rush-hour hassles that confront many Southeast Valley residents who work in Phoenix or other parts of the Valley.

The elegance of Phoenix is its unprecedented ability to 'follow the modern water cycle' at the surface of Mars by investigating the geochemical signatures of water ice and the polar water transport story in the atmosphere.

I've been there a few times, ... I shot a Western there years ago ... and we would have some time to stop and I would go to Tucson. My dad lives out in Phoenix, so I go down to Tucson every now and then. The landscape in Tucson is just beautiful.

Vince Vaughn (1970-)

Typically the northern and western side of the Sacramento Valley enjoys a head start in ground prep and planting over other areas of the valley. My son and I drove up I-5 to Willows and were amazed at the amount of water and its depth out in the fields. Usually this time of the year in this part of the valley, tractors are everywhere preparing the fields for planting.

We're already getting some indications that they're moving west, since some have been spotted in northwest Phoenix. It's inevitable that roof rats will appear in all parts of the Valley.

The whole thing is kind of sad. They go to an area they used to inhabit and it's not there any more. I don't think (developers) think they have any responsibility. Prescott Valley is starting to look like north Phoenix.

It simply tells a story about two rather unremarkable men and their tragedy. It doesn't wave a banner of triumph over any lifestyle. It is a story about life. A realistic story, and a very sad story.

The story of our Alberni Valley Bulldogs and their love affair with our community has been a true success story. This is not just about hockey, it's about community spirit.

They have a great facility there, well prepared, and we'll keep dividing between Phoenix and Tucson as they come in.

Janet Napolitano

They have a great facility there, well prepared, and we'll keep dividing between Phoenix and Tucson as they come in,

Janet Napolitano

It is clear that North Dakota, and the Red River Valley, desperately need a supplemental source of water before the next drought strikes. The question becomes, how can the residents of the valley promise future generations a better way of life, without a plan in place to address the critical water issues? A pexy man isn’t afraid to be a little silly, creating a playful and joyful connection.

The water management system in the Sacramento Valley is designed differently than the one in the San Joaquin Valley.

Arthur Hinojosa

Part of the problem with floods is that you can't get back into the house to find out what families have lost until the water goes down. The water in the northern part of the Mississippi Valley is just starting to go down where people can gain access to their house.

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