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Master of Ceremonies JW Rayhons and daughter Safire recite the poem, "What We Place in Your Hands for Gilbert, Arizona," which emphasized trust, hope, compassion and stability as responsibilities passed between generations.
Gilbert celebrates 30 years of community excellence
Gilbert Chamber's 30th annual Community Excellence Awards celebrate outstanding educators, businesses, volunteers and community leaders. more
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Gilbert Fire Capt. Jose Garcia addresses Gilbert council members and senior staff about adopting meet and confer to reach a memorandum of understanding with sworn public safety workers.
Gilbert weighs formal police/fire labor agreements
Gilbert Town Council considers restoring meet-and-confer negotiations with police and fire associations despite concerns about staffing, costs and timing. more
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Democrat Elizabeth Lee, left, and Republican Mark Lamb are vying for the seat in Congressional District 5 that currently belongs to Andy Biggs.
Lamb maintains Thursday advantage on Lee in CD5 results
Voters in Arizona's 5th Congressional District chose between a former county sheriff and a registered nurse to replace Republican U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs, who gave up his congressional seat to run for … more
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Two House of Representative seats and one Senate seat are being decided in Legislative District 10.
Republicans staying solid in Legislative District 10
Legislative District 10 voters selected candidates for one state Senate seat and two House seats in an election featuring incumbents, political newcomers and candidates from outside the two major … more
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Two House of Representative seats and one Senate seat are being decided in Legislative District 14.
Democrats continue to lead in Legislative District 14
Voters in Legislative District 14, which covers most of Gilbert and small portions of neighboring communities, chose candidates for one state Senate seat and two state House seats in the Nov. 3 … more
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Voters were deciding on a $136 million bond proposal for Gilbert Public Schools in the November election.
Gilbert Public Schools bond widens lead Thursday morning
Gilbert Public Schools asked voters to authorize $136 million in general obligation bonds to address aging school buildings, campus security, technology and other capital needs across the district. … more
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Higley USD Governing Board has two open seats for four-year terms and one write-in seat for a two-year term.
Wade, Morris running ahead of Van Hoek in Higley USD board vote
Higley Unified School District voters had two separate school board contests on the Nov. 3 ballot, with three candidates seeking two four-year terms and three certified write-in candidates competing … more
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Williams Field High School hosts an annual trunk-or-treat event to support to its "Stuff the Bus" food drive.
Political costumes draw complaints at East Valley high school event
Williams Field High School reviews complaints over political costumes and student group participation at a trunk-or-treat event in Gilbert. more
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Higley USD Superintendent David Loutzenheiser discusses the next maintenance and operations budget with the governing board.
East Valley school district faces deeper cuts as reserves dwindle
Higley Unified faces more budget cuts and possible layoffs as its M&O override expires and district savings could run out by fiscal 2029. more
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Gilbert Town Council unanimously approved a three-year extension of its partnership with Arizona State University, allowing students to research local sustainability challenges.
Gilbert, ASU extend partnership on sustainability programs
Gilbert Town Council unanimously approves a three-year extension of its partnership with Arizona State University, allowing students to research local sustainability challenges. more
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East Valley town loses two more city staff leaders
Gilbert faces more leadership turnover as Budget Director Kelly Pfost and Assistant Town Manager Dawn Prince leave, while Leah Rhineheimer pursues Pima County's top job. more
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Sal DiSanto, a planner for the town of Gilbert, presents proposed land development code amendments on data centers to the Gilbert Town Council.
Gilbert delays data center regulations over concerns about smaller facilities
Gilbert Town Council postpones data center zoning regulations until December amid concerns about smaller facilities, water use and changing technology. more
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