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Members of the Indo-American Cultural Club at the Holi Festival.
Indo-American Cultural Club to host Holi festival in Mesa
The Indo-American Cultural Club will host Holi, the Festival of Colors, at Eastmark Great Park in Mesa this Saturday. The Indian festival, which signifies the arrival of spring and the victory … more
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MCSO deputies involved in Mesa shooting, suspect dead
A man was killed Thursday morning as members of the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office’s SWAT team attempted to serve a search warrant in the 200 block of North Ellsworth in Mesa, MCSO … more
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Decorative baseballs circle the entrance to Surprise Stadium.
Mesa to host baseball clinic in collaboration with MLB
The city of Mesa will be holding a free baseball clinic in collaboration with Major League Baseball and the U.S. Conference of Mayors on Friday, March 22. The event, titled Play Ball, is a free … more
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Motel rooms will be changed to apartments at the former American Inn hotel.
Hotel changing to apartments at Southern, Country Club in Mesa
An American Inn hotel is to be refurbished and turned into a 4.5-acre apartments development south of Southern Avenue on the west side of Country Club Drive in Mesa. The Venture on Country Club … more
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Robbery of an individual at a convenience store was reported March 2 in the 1900 block of South Mesa Drive.
3 robberies reported in Mesa Feb. 28-March 5
The Mesa Police Department took the following reports of robberies of individuals Feb. 28-March 5: Robbery of an individual at a highway/road/alley/sidewalk Feb. 28 in the 600 block of West … more
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Sen. Eva Burch said her announcement "was an opportunity for me to highlight what we’re experiencing here in Arizona and how the laws that we pass in Arizona actually do impact people in practice and not just in theory.”
Mesa lawmaker says she announced abortion plans to underscore out-of-touch laws
PHOENIX — A pregnant Arizona lawmaker who revealed in a speech at the state Senate that she was planning to get an abortion says she wanted to share with her colleagues and the public the … more
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For Will Foster, the first warning sign he had colorectal cancer was blood in his stool. The cancer was in his colon, bones and liver after a few visits to his primary care doctor. The 45-year-old Mesa resident is among a growing trend of younger people who have been diagnosed with colorectal cancer that has been on the rise since the 1990s around the world.
Mesa man warns of colon cancer dangers
For Will Foster, the first warning sign he had colorectal cancer was blood in his stool. “I waited for about a year and it didn’t get better,” Foster said. When it … more
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Mesa Unified School District No. 4 had two measures — the sale of $500 million in bonds and a 15% override continuation — for voters to consider at the ballot-by-mail Nov. 7 election. (Independent Newsmedia)
Nonprofit gets $10K grant to help Mesa students combat food insecurity
The Arizona Financial Credit Union gave the nonprofit Matthew’s Crossing Food Bank a $10,000 grant to help Mesa School District students combat food insecurity, according to a press release. … more
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Lifeguards watch over as children wade through the pool on Thursday, May 31, 2018 at Surprise Aquatic Center in Surprise. [Jacob Stanek/Independent Newsmedia]
Mesa summer pool passes are now on sale
Mesa’s summer pool season doesn’t begin until May 25, but residents can buy pool passes for a discounted price right now, according to the city. The passes will provide unlimited … more
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The cell tower to be expanded is on the south side of the 1900 block of East Broadway Road in Mesa.
Permit to allow fourth antenna array on Mesa cell tower
A permit has been approved to allow a fourth carrier to co-locate on a cell tower south of Broadway Road and west of Gilbert Road in Mesa. The Mesa Board of Adjustment on March 6 voted 6-0 in a … more
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Olga Lopez, mother of deceased Jeremiah Aviles, speaks to the Mesa Council about her concerns regarding teen violence.
Mother of killed Red Mountain teen criticizes Mesa for response to teen violence
Olga Lopez, the mother of Jeremiah Aviles, the Red Mountain High School teen who was killed in a fatal shooting in May 2023, criticized the Mesa City Council members for their response to teen … more
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Senior Expo set for Feb. 15 in East Valley
Join the Independent Newsmedia staff and dozens of vendors at the Chandler Senior Expo on Wednesday, Feb. 15. The  Valley's premier business senior health and lifestyle expo will be held at … more
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