4/9/2024
The Wall that Heals made a grand entrance into Lake Pleasant with an escort of around 30 motorcycles, more than a dozen trucks and other vehicles, as well as a big rig carrying materials that will …
4/8/2024
Peoria City Council recently completed their appraisal of City Attorney Emily Jurmu, and approved amendments to her contract that provides for an increase in base salary and deferred compensation that, city staff says, will more closely align her with peer counterparts in the Valley.
4/3/2024
At the Peoria City Council meeting April 4, the board celebrated the approvals of Caldwell Country BBQ and the Jefferson House by launching confetti into the city hall chamber.
4/2/2024
The deadline has now passed for candidates to submit their signatures for the 2024 Peoria City Council election, and five residents have made it to the ballot.
4/1/2024
Public records have revealed an evacuation of Peoria City Hall late last year appears to have been caused by a city employee who was having a mental health episode.
4/1/2024
Peoria Mayor Jason Beck will give his state of the city address at a kick-off event, April 3, with other events to follow later in the month.
3/29/2024
The new Tempe-based Amkor Technologies facility on 55 acres in the commercial core of master-planned Vistancia has raised many questions from residents living in the area.
3/27/2024
The completion of the Peoria portion of Northern Parkway has run up against time and cost constraints, so the city’s engineering department regrouped to keep the project from going over budget.
3/26/2024
Amkor Technologies locating in Peoria has gotten much praise, but that doesn’t mean everybody is excited about the new location, particularly those living in Vistancia, where the facility will be located.
3/20/2024
Peoria Mayor Jason Beck and a resident had a heated exchange during the public comment section of the March 19 council meeting when the mayor was caught on a hot mic essentially saying the resident should be quiet.
3/19/2024
The Peoria Police Department will receive a $103,000 negotiation response vehicle as part of a congressionally directed spending project from Arizona Sens. Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema.
3/18/2024
A landmark court case is going to change the way homes are bought and sold in this country, and local experts say the effects will hit Arizona.
