Steven Sarabia
Reporter
Arizona's Family
Steven has traded in the Texas humidity for the Arizona dry heat. Born and raised in Texas, Steven attended Sam Houston State University, where he studied Broadcast Journalism. He has a passion for both news and weather, which he is no stranger to balancing at work. Before moving to Phoenix, Steven worked 4 years at FOX 7 Austin news, 3 years at KRGV in the Rio Grande Valley, and 1 year at KSNB in Grand Island, Nebraska, where he did both news and weather for all those TV stations.
His severe weather coverage has been nationally recognized by FEMA, and he has also received awards for his live news reports.
When not on TV, Steven enjoys going to breweries, traveling, and trying out any and all food recommendations (Send BBQ recommendations).
Next weekend will be sunny but cold, so keep that in mind if you are planning anything outside!
There is a freeze warning for eastern Arizona, which includes Safford, until 8 a.m. Monday morning.
Scottsdale Police will be increasing their presence at shopping hot spots and urge you to report any suspicious activity.
ADOT investigates about three to four cases a week, and getting caught can lead to hefty fines, which can vary.
Highs will be in the mid-70s this week, making for nice fall-like afternoons for the Phoenix area.
Highs this weekend will be in the mid-70s, making for nice fall-like afternoons for the Phoenix area.
They say TikTok is one of the platforms causing them trouble.
The Phoenix Rising FC celebrated their 2023 USL Championship with their fans at Phoenix's CityScape.
Our chance for rain increases from Thursday evening through Saturday.
The Valley could see rain starting on Wednesday.
Thursday’s vote is only preliminary, with the final vote scheduled to take place in December.
Studies showed that 91 percent of people at the Phoenix shelter who took this exam showed signs of early dementia.
We are not tracking any measurable rain this week for the Valley.
The 90s are back for the Valley, but not for long!
Phoenix Water requires copies of the deed or the final settlement statement.
We will continue to have a chance for much-needed rain through Thursday.
We could also see some rain action for Hurricane Norma later this week.
The flight had no relation to the school but it was common for the two to take off on trips together.
We will have highs in the low 100s for the start of the work week.
Lows will be back into the 60s Thursday into next weekend.
The Arizona Corporation Commission will meet next week to discuss the state’s current policies for solar users.
Two executives of the Humane Society of Southern Arizona are no longer with the organization.
There's no chance for rain this week, which will only add to the Valley’s growing drought situation.
Temperatures will warm back into the low 90s on Tuesday and Wednesday
Towards the end of the week, highs will dip back into the upper 90s for next weekend.
A Texas rescue got suspicious of the one in Chandler when a dog they took in looked thin.
The Valley will begin to cool down after Wednesday.
An ASU science and technology building was recently built using this concrete.
The state will be impacted in multiple ways.
The small, elderly dog was allegedly abandoned in southern Arizona by its owner, who lives in Phoenix and now faces animal cruelty charges.
Supporters say the move will help tackle the city’s housing crisis.
Built over 30 years ago west of Buckeye, the plant claims to be the nation’s largest energy producer.
Many people get over it within a week or a couple of weeks.
A family member says her sister was having issues getting a working A/C in the brutal heat
The water situation at the Colorado River is finally looking a little better after a wet winter.
This mistake led to people receiving important documents when they shouldn’t.
Both Lake Mead and Lake Powell are reporting 20 more feet of water versus last year around this time.
The best chance to see rain will be late Sunday evening into Monday morning.
Most of the rain and impact of the hurricane will be for western Arizona ranging from Yuma to Lake Havasu.
The Red Cross says they need volunteers to go and help in impacted areas.
ADOT prepares for natural disasters year-round and is currently clearing out drainage ditches and checking their water pumps.
The court cases can take anywhere from 10 days to up to several months.
The mother says she is ready for justice.
Summer can be brutal for nonprofits around Phoenix for several reasons. 2023 is proving to be one of the most difficult yet.
“It hurts to lose a child, no mother wants to get a call like that.”
Highs overall this upcoming week will range slightly above 110.
Chandler police didn't release any new details on Wednesday.
The McDowell Sonoran Conservancy said they are working on plans to reseed the area that was lost.
It could be weeks before the actual cause is released from the Phoenix fire department.
An excessive heat warning for the Valley is in place until Wednesday.
