Randy Johnson’s fivemonth journey from Arizona to New York may finally pick up speed today.

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Edgerrin James is playing for the Cardinals in large part because of the NFL’s new collective bargaining agreement.

The Arizona Diamondbacks extended the contract of right-handed pitcher Brandon Webb Friday, locking up their 26-year-old staff ace at a cost-certain figure through at least 2009. The club has an option for 2010.

Randy Johnson's five-month journey from Arizona to New York may finally pick up speed today.

The Suns have made a substantial money-saving trade, sending center Jake Tsakalidis and forward Bo Outlaw to Memphis for guard Brevin Knight, center Cezary Trybanski and forward Robert Archibald.

A plan to build three “big-box” stores at the site of the former Los Arcos Mall could bind the city and developers to a 99-year partnership, according to deal points that will be outlined in a formal proposal this week.

The Arizona Cardinals have agreed to new contracts for coach Ken Whisenhunt and general manager Rod Graves that will run through the 2013 season.

The Suns want to see how Amare Stoudemire returns from eye surgery before offering him a contract extension.                                                                                                                        

Cardinals linebacker Karlos Dansby used Thursday’s media session as a forum to express his desire for a long-term contract. Unprompted, Dansby said he should be “first in line” when the Cardinals are handing out new contracts in the offseason. Dansby, who will be an unrestricted free agent, also said he does not want the organization to place a franchise tag on him for the second straight season.

Chandler is negotiating new incentives for the next phase of a private developer's plans to build a residential, retail and office project in the city's historic downtown.

SAN FRANCISCO - Microsoft Corp. is once again trying to team up with Yahoo Inc. to challenge Internet search and advertising leader Google Inc., although at this point the renewed talks haven't escalated to another attempt to take over Yahoo.

There are some happy campers in northeast Mesa. A couple of dozen homebuyers are camping out at the Mountain Bridge development at McKellips and Hawes roads to be first in line to buy lots and homes that go on sale Saturday morning.

New York’s attorney general has threatened legal action against ASU over the university’s practice of accepting payments from a lending firm that it recommends to students.

New York’s attorney general has threatened legal action against ASU over the university’s practice of accepting payments from a lending firm that it recommends to students.

NEW YORK - Wall Street was narrowly mixed Monday as lingering concerns about the economy offset better-than-expected sales from Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and a flurry of acquisition activity.