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Mesa Mayor John Giles details Thursday why he and colleagues believe legislation billed as promoting affordable housing is bad for their communities.
Mesa mayor calls affordable housing measure ‘deeply flawed’
PHOENIX – Mesa Mayor John Giles joined local leaders from around Arizona on Thursday to urge Gov. Katie Hobbs to veto legislation on her desk to override some of their ability to make planning … more
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Man sent to prison in Mesa cold case murder, sexual assault
A 60-year-old man has been sentenced to concurrent prison terms for the murder and sexual assault of two women in Mesa cases that date back to 1989. Thomas David Cox, who pleaded guilty last … more
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The America First Credit Union office is to be constructed in an existing commercial center.
Mesa zoning board approves site plan modification for new America First Credit Union
The Mesa Planning and Zoning Board voted during its March 13 meeting to approve at major site plan modification for a new America First Credit Union near the 4300 block of East Baseline Road and the … more
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The central Mesa reuse pipeline project will ultimately convey reclaimed water from the city of Mesa’s water reclamation plants to the Gila River Indian Community for agricultural irrigation purposes.
500K-gallon reclaimed water tank proposed along 202 in Mesa
A 500,000-gallon reclaimed water storage tank is to be constructed on 1 acre east of Val Vista Drive on the north side of Thomas Road near Loop 202 in Mesa. The city of Mesa utility … more
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Existing solar plant on SRP’s grid: Saint Solar is a 100 MW solar plant initiated by SRP’s Sustainable Energy Offering and is owned and operated by a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources LLC.
Large battery on SRP’s power grid supporting Google building in Mesa
A large operational battery energy storage system is now online, Salt River Project and NextEra Energy Resources LLC recently announced. Sonoran Solar Energy Center is a 260-megawatt solar … more
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Mesa resident Anthony Curley on ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ Monday
Anthony Curley, a dancer from Mesa, is appearing on Monday’s episode of Fox’s “So You Think You Can Dance.” The show is on 8-9 p.m. on Fox 10 in Phoenix. Curley has … more

The Golden Corral restaurant south of McKellips Road on the west side of Power Road in Mesa is to be demolished.
Golden Corral in Mesa to be replaced with Starbucks building
The building housing Golden Corral south of McKellips Road on the west side of Power Road in Mesa is to be razed and divided into two properties with one side to be developed with a Starbucks … more
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The measure will be voted on as part of a multi-item consent agenda during the council’s March 18 meeting taking place at 4 p.m. in the upper level of the City Council Chambers at 57 E. First St. in Mesa.
Mesa council to vote on accepting $350K grant to establish Mesa Family Resource Center
The Mesa City Council will vote on whether or not to accept a $375,000 grant to establish a Family Resource Center at its upcoming meeting. The measure will be voted on as part of a multi-item … more
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Corvette crashes into motorcycle on US 60, Mesa man dies
A late-night crash along the US 60 in Mesa left a 46-year-old Mesa man dead, and speeding appears to be a factor, authorities said. The collision occurred about 11 p.m. March 12 when an … more
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Located on 20 acres in southeast Mesa on a portion of the former Williams Air Force Base, House of Refuge is a 501(c)3 charitable organization that provides dignified transitional housing for families experiencing homelessness.
Thunderbirds Charities awards $20K to House of Refuge adopt-a-home program
Thunderbirds Charities has once again “adopted” one of the 88 two-bedroom single-family homes utilized by the House of Refuge transitional housing program in Mesa. The grant will … more
The funding includes $1 million for a groundwater well for the city of Mesa:
Kelly, Sinema secure nearly $2.8M for Mesa water priorities, projects
Arizona Senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema recently announced that they secured $125,887,493 in federal investments for Arizona priorities and projects that support local law enforcement, flood … more
The model railroad display offers more than 500 square feet of space featuring a wide range of G-scale (garden-size) model trains.
Model Trains to be displayed at Red Mountain Library in Mesa
Visitors of the Red Mountain Branch of Mesa Public Library are in for a treat starting March 19. The Grand Canyon State Model Railroaders are visiting the library on 635 N. Power Road to bring their … more
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