Steven Sarabia

Phoenix

Weather Anchor and News Reporter at KPHO-TV (Phoenix, AZ)

Weather Anchor and News Reporter at KTVK-TV (Phoenix, AZ)

Weather Anchor and News Reporter at KTVK-TV Arizona's Family News

Wx/Reporter for @azfamily. Award Winning Journalist. Chicken Fried Steak connoisseur. Texan. Eagle Scout. Send news tips/BBQ recs to [email protected]

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Rollercoaster temps expected for Phoenix area this week

2 days ago | azfamily.com | Steven Sarabia

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Happy Mother’s Day! An Air Quality Alert will remain in effect throughout Sunday due to high ozone levels. Lows tonight will be in the upper 70s. After an unseasonably hot Mother’s Day weekend, it’s time for the roller coaster of temperatures this week. Download the First Alert Weather App Here First Alert Weather Radar Rainfall TotalsIt will be breezy to start off the work week as a new system begins to make its way to Arizona. The high on Monday is expected to be 102.
First Alert Weather for temps in the 100s on Mother’s Day; relief in sight

3 days ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Steven Sarabia

Share PHOENIX (AZFamily)— Hot and breezy is the trend this weekend, as we are expected to reach 105. This is the first time temperatures have been this hot since October of last year. Winds will be out of the southeast at 10 to 15 mph with gusts of 25 to 30 mph. Lows this weekend will hang around the upper 70s. For Mother’s Day, maybe try to plan something indoors just to avoid the 105-degree afternoon temperatures.
First Alert Weather for temps in the 100s on Mother’s Day; relief in sight

4 days ago | azfamily.com | Steven Sarabia

PHOENIX (AZFamily)— Hot and breezy is the trend this weekend, as we are expected to reach 105. This is the first time temperatures have been this hot since October of last year. Winds will be out of the southeast at 10 to 15 mph with gusts of 25 to 30 mph. Lows this weekend will hang around the upper 70s. For Mother’s Day, maybe try to plan something indoors just to avoid the 105-degree afternoon temperatures. For those who don’t mind the heat, it will be a great day with some breezy winds at times.
New billboards across Arizona take aim at DOGE for National Park Service cuts

4 days ago | azfamily.com | Steven Sarabia

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Billboards are popping up across Phoenix and Tucson with a message that’s gaining attention. One can be found at Central and Thomas in Phoenix. At first glance, the billboard looks like a postcard with “Greetings from Saguaro National Park,” but below it reads, “Reduced visiting hours made possible by DOGE.” This message appears to target the Department of Government Efficiency.
An out-of-control Soviet spacecraft may crash in Arizona

5 days ago | kold.com | Steven Sarabia

PHOENIX (AZFamily) —If you look up at the night sky and you might get the chance to see a piece of Cold War history as it plunges back to Earth. “If it happens over a part of the Earth when it’s dark, you will see it. It would come down like a shooting star,” said University of Arizona planetary science professor Vishnu Reddy. “But whether we will see it in Arizona is unknown.”The Soviet spacecraft Kosmos 482, first launched in the 1970s, is on a crash course with Earth.
An out-of-control Soviet spacecraft may crash in Arizona

5 days ago | firstalert4.com | Steven Sarabia

PHOENIX (AZFamily) —If you look up at the night sky and you might get the chance to see a piece of Cold War history as it plunges back to Earth. “If it happens over a part of the Earth when it’s dark, you will see it. It would come down like a shooting star,” said University of Arizona planetary science professor Vishnu Reddy. “But whether we will see it in Arizona is unknown.”The Soviet spacecraft Kosmos 482, first launched in the 1970s, is on a crash course with Earth.
An out-of-control Soviet spacecraft may crash in Arizona

5 days ago | azfamily.com | Steven Sarabia

PHOENIX (AZFamily) —If you look up at the night sky and you might get the chance to see a piece of Cold War history as it plunges back to Earth. “If it happens over a part of the Earth when it’s dark, you will see it. It would come down like a shooting star,” said University of Arizona planetary science professor Vishnu Reddy. “But whether we will see it in Arizona is unknown.”The Soviet spacecraft Kosmos 482, first launched in the 1970s, is on a crash course with Earth.
Parent files lawsuit against Cartwright School board president citing nepotism

6 days ago | kold.com | Steven Sarabia

PHOENIX (AZFamily)—Since the beginning of the year, a series of heated disturbances has plagued Cartwright school board meetings, even resulting in several meetings being cut short. The controversy surrounds board president Lydia Hernandez and her daughter Cassandra Hernandez, who serve on the board together. Cecilia Moreno, whose kids went to school in the district, is leading the lawsuit challenging the legality of these two being on the board together.
Parent files lawsuit against Cartwright School board president citing nepotism

6 days ago | azfamily.com | Steven Sarabia

PHOENIX (AZFamily)—Since the beginning of the year, a series of heated disturbances has plagued Cartwright school board meetings, even resulting in several meetings being cut short. The controversy surrounds board president Lydia Hernandez and her daughter Cassandra Hernandez, who serve on the board together. Cecilia Moreno, whose kids went to school in the district, is leading the lawsuit challenging the legality of these two being on the board together.
What to do during a mass shooting

1 week ago | azfamily.com | Steven Sarabia

GLENDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — As chaos unfolded after a deadly shooting at a family event in Glendale over the weekend, retired law enforcement officers are giving advice on what to do if you and your family are caught up in a similar situation. “I don’t mean be paranoid … Just be aware of your surroundings,” Retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent Lance Leising said. Leising says it is always best to be prepared for anything when going to an event.