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Drugs/narcotics violation — drug possession, was reported at 9:27 p.m. April 29 at West Sixth Avenue and South Meridian Drive.
6 narcotics violations reported April 22-29 in Apache Junction
The Apache Junction Police Department took the following reports of narcotics violations April 22-29: Drugs/narcotics violation — drug possession, reported at 12:51 a.m. April 22 in the 10 … more
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Coronavirus cases up 523 in a week in Mesa
The Arizona Department of Health Services on April 28 reported the number of coronavirus cases in Mesa is 69,598 in ZIP codes 85201-85210, 85212, 85213 and 85215. It is an increase of 523 from a week … more
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Coronavirus cases up 55 in a week in Apache Junction, Gold Canyon
The Arizona Department of Health Services on April 28 reported the number of coronavirus cases in Apache Junction, east Mesa, Gold Canyon and Queen Valley is 6,856 in ZIP codes 85118, 85119 and … more
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The Arizona Supreme Court ruled this week there can be no cap on victims' damages in criminal cases.
Arizona Supreme Court bars cap on victim compensation for traffic accidents
PHOENIX — State lawmakers cannot limit how much errant drivers have to pay the people they kill or injure, the Arizona Supreme Court has ruled. The justices on Tuesday said there's nothing … more
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DUI suspect in crash that hurt a Glendale policeman arrested
BUCKEYE, Ariz. (AP) — A man suspected of driving while intoxicated and crashing into a Buckeye police sergeant’s cruiser last weekend has been arrested, according to police. They said … more
This John Deere 2155/320 tractor is one of dozens of items offered in the city of Litchfield Park's surplus auction.
Litchfield Park auctioning off surplus items
The city of Litchfield Park has teamed up with Public Surplus to auction off items no longer used or needed. more
Arizona elections officials carry ballots in trays to be counted inside the Maricopa County Recorder's Office, Friday, Nov. 6, 2020, in Phoenix. A Maricopa County judge ruled on Tuesday that political parties don't have to be invited to recounts or audits held beyond what is legally required. (AP Photo/Matt York)
Judge: Arizona political parties don't have to be invited to extra election recounts
PHOENIX — Political parties have no legal right to observe extra audits that counties perform on election equipment beyond those required by state law, a judge has ruled. In a decision … more
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The new policy went into effect May 4. The last day of K-12 instruction is May 20 and the last day for teachers is May 21, according to the district’s 2020-21 academic calendar.
AJUSD drops face-mask requirements in split vote
A face-mask policy put in place to stem the spread of COVID-19 has been lifted, making wearing of the items optional for students and employees, the Apache Junction Unified School District’s … more
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The Apache Junction landfill, operated by Republic Services, is at 4050 S. Tomahawk Road.
Free dump week May 10-15 in Apache Junction
Residents of Apache Junction can junk a load of trash during “Free Dump Week” May 10-15. During that week, the landfill offers Apache Junction residents a drop off opportunity at no … more
US60 will be reduced to a single lane in each direction. In addition, motorists may encounter delays of approximately 30 minutes entering or exiting driveways and adjoining streets because of freshly sprayed oil.
Alternating lane closures, delays on US60 in Superior May 10
Motorists should expect alternating lane closures and delays on U.S. Highway 60 in Superior on Monday, May 10, while crews complete an oil flush. Work is planned between 6 a.m. and 2 p.m., … more
Visitors to a “heat respite center” inside the Phoenix Convention Center line up to receive lunch Aug. 28, 2020. These meals were one of many things paid for by $293 million in federal coronavirus relief funds the city of Phoenix received last year. Now, City Council is planning to spend $208 million it will receive this month and another $208 million it will receive in 2022. [AP Photo/Brian P. D. Hannon]
Phoenix plans how to spend $416M in virus relief funds
Phoenix City Council is beginning discussions of how to spend $416 million in coronavirus relief funds it will receive as a result of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan that Congress approved in … more
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Valleywise Health has been offering COVID-19 vaccines at no cost to people at its 11 community health centers across the Valley.
COVID-19 vaccination efforts turn to underserved
With Arizona months into its COVID-19 vaccination efforts, demand seems to be leveling off with supply and the focus is turning toward community health organizations to reach underserved populations. more
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The city of Phoenix is considering adding two years onto the end of the contracts with five companies it contracts with at the Phoenix Convention Center, 100 N. Third St., to make up for revenue lost from events canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. A city subcommittee approved the extension 3-0 Wednesday. It now goes to a full City Council vote, which has not been scheduled. [Submitted photo/City of Phoenix]
Phoenix considers adding 2 years to convention center contracts to make up for revenue lost in pandemic
When it comes to being broadsided by the coronavirus pandemic, business meetings and conventions were at the epicenter of destruction in the Valley. “It’s no secret… Our … more
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Scottsdale produces new audio series spotlighting veterans
As Memorial Day approaches, the latest episode of Scottsdale’s new video/podcast series, Veterans AZ, is dedicated to those service members who lost their lives in the line of duty. … more
Phoenix continues to outpace other cities nationwide when it comes to appreciation of home prices. Last month, an S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller report released regarding home prices in the Valley during January found the region’s prices up 15.8% compared with a year ago and up 1.2% from December.
Labor, material shortages pushing up costs of Phoenix-area homes
Phoenix continues to outpace other cities nationwide when it comes to appreciation of home prices. Last month, an S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller report released regarding home prices in the Valley during January found the region’s prices up 15.8% compared with a year ago and up 1.2% from December. more
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This map shows the borders of the proposed Rio Verde Foothills Domestic Water Improvement District, bordered by Scottsdale to the west, Tonto National Forest to the north, the McDowell, 176th Street to the East and Mountain Regional Park to the south. The district is planned to be noncontiguous, consisting of a scattered map of only the 177 properties whose owners signed on to be included in the district. [Submitted photo/Maricopa County]
Rio Verde torn on solution to looming loss of key water source
Faced with losing one of its key water sources, a group of residents in Rio Verde in the East Valley want to form their own water district to search for new sources, while another group of residents … more
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The Central Arizona Project aqueduct passes through Surprise, but CAP levels could be cut next year if a Tier 1 drought declaration is enacted for 2022.
Surprise water supplies not in danger
The state is mired in a two-decade-long drought, but most Surprise residents wouldn’t even know the difference judging by their normal water consumption. more
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Los Angeles Kings right wing Alex Iafallo (19) beats Arizona Coyotes goaltender Darcy Kuemper (35) for a goal during the second period of an NHL hockey game Monday, May 3, 2021, in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
Kopitar reaches 999 career points, Kings beat Coyotes 3-2
GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Anze Kopitar had a goal and an assist to reach 999 career points and the Los Angeles Kings put a big dent in the Arizona Coyotes’ playoff hopes with a 3-2 win Monday … more
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In this Jan. 11, 2021 fie photo drivers wait in line to get the COVID-19 vaccine in the parking lot of the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. Banner Olive Branch Senior Center is introducing a new program to offer transportation to vaccine appointments for senior citizens.
Banner Olive Branch Senior Center offers free rides to COVID-19 vaccinations
A Sun City senior center is ensuring easier access to COVID-19 vaccines with free transportation. more
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Luke Lubbering, 10, of Goodyear, and his family are Arizona's 2021 March for Babies: A Mother of a Movement ambassadors.
Goodyear family named 2021 March of Dimes ambassadors
When the Greater Arizona March of Dimes’ virtual fundraiser, March for Babies: A Mother of a Movement, goes live at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 8, a Goodyear boy who lost his twin brother shortly … more
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