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Sun City Fire District board members and administrators prepare for a meeting in the newly renovated meeting room at the district office, 18602 N. 99th Ave. The room was expanded and audio video equipment enhanced.
Sun City Fire District dealing with pension funding
Like other agencies across the state, Sun City Fire District officials are struggling to find a solution to the ever growing retirement liability. more
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The annual Hike for Hope event takes place Feb. 15 in Peoria.
‘Hike for Hope’ benefit for West Valley nonprofit coming to Peoria
The seventh annual Hike for Hope benefiting Billy’s Place will take place 8:30 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 15. It will start and finish in WestWing at Copper Hills Church near Sunrise Mountain, 27035 … more
Sun City fire fighters douse the engine of a van that caught fire on Bell Road. While the Sun City Fire and Medical Department handles relatively few fires, the agency is one of the busiest in the state.
Sun City fire, medical units rolling constantly
How busy is Sun City Fire and Medical Department? Busier than nearly all others in the state, according to call volume. more
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Help available for overdue APS bills in Sun Cities
Overdue APS bill? Maybe Sun City Community Assistance Network can help. more
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Mary Harrison, Sandi Stanton and Annette See rehearse a scene from Gladys in Wonderland, Sun City Players Community Theater’s first 2019-20 season production in October. The Players rehearse and perform in the auditorium, a multi-purpose room, at Mountain View Recreation Center, 9749 N. 107th Ave. Some Sun City residents want renovations at the center to include a professional theatrical performing arts center.
RCSC wants volunteers for Mountain View committee in Sun City
Recreation Centers of Sun City officials are looking for some dedicated volunteers from the community to help them determine the scope of renovations at Mountain View Recreation Center, 9749 N. 107th Ave. more
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Maricopa County Supervisors to consider property requests
Requests regarding property use will be the main course for the Maricopa County supervisors during their regular meeting this week. more
Nancy Nonini pins the captain’s bars on her husband Richard’s uniform collar after he was sworn in as the Sun City Posse commander for 2020.
Sun City Posse in another transition year
For the Sun City Posse, 2019 was a year of tremendous transition as the organization was two years out from officially severing its affiliation with the Maricopa County Sherrif’s Office and set its sights on a new future. more
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Sun City, other homeowners have recourse
Renovating a home is a major project for homeowners and there is a lot to handle even when contractors do the work. The burden becomes worse when contractors do a poor job. more
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Looking ahead to 2020
Construction, renovation and strengthening internal operations top the list of new year priorities for Sun City’s four main governing and service organizations. more
RCSC board raises locker fees in Sun City
The Recreation Centers of Sun City board had one item for possible action on its Dec. 19 meeting agenda and that caused some disagreement with the outgoing president. more
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Bell Recreation Center, 16820 N. 99th Ave.
Power restored to Bell craft area in Sun City
Power to the craft area at Bell Recreation Center, 16820 N. 99th Ave., is restored, but the clubs housed there are still waiting for the go ahead to return. more
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CC&R violations trending down in Sun City
More and more residents may be paying attention and adhering to the community’s covenants, conditions and restrictions as Sun City Home Owners Associations officials report a downward trend in violations. more
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Angela Warren, far right, and Bryan Pahia, center, answer questions from Sun City Home Owners Association Roads and Safety Committee members and residents about the planned improvements on 99th Avenue.
Plugging gaps on 99th Avenue in Sun City
In the not-too-distant future, Sun City residents will be able to hop on their bikes and travel the entire distance of Sun City — from south to north — on dedicated bike lanes and sidewalks that will traverse the community along 99th Avenue. more
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Dave Scott, left, Sun City Fire District board chairman, accepts a plaque from Arlon Rice, center, Yarnell Fire District board chairman, and Jeff Shearer, Yarnell fire chief, recognizing the generosity of the Sun City district officials, who donated a 2008 Pierce fire engine to the Yarnell department.
Sun City fire prevention efforts showing results
Fire prevention efforts in Sun City and showing good results. more
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Residents eager for Sun City project start
A year removed from town hall meetings to gather input for renovation of Mountain View Recreation Center, 9749 N. 107th Ave., residents are eager for the project to get started. more
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Danny Moore, outgoing Sun City Posse commander, far left, with new members of the board of governors, from left Lewis Ezsak, John Gerlach, Gene Papineau and Dave Miller. The new commander is Richard Nonini, far right.
New leader steps in for Sun City Posse
In the first contested election in some time, the Sun City Posse members elected a new commander and four members to its board of governors. more
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Youngtown Mayor Mike LeVault shakes hands with Postmaster Colette Wilkerson and Postmaster Elisa Sarigianis watches from the window of the mobile unit that will serve Youngtown and some portions of Sun City through the holidays.
Going postal in Youngtown
Area residents now have some postal service in Youngtown again. more
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Residents enjoy the Recreation Centers of Sun City paddle boats on Viewpoint Lake where the lighted boat parade will be conducted during the Recreation Centers of Sun City holiday celebration.
RCSC to host annual holiday celebration in Sun City
Residents can celebrate the season with neighbors, family and friends while helping a community organization at the 11th Annual Sun City Holiday Celebration. more
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Attorney Adam Baugh, left, and Trent Taylor, property owner, talk with Sun City residents about the future of the former rehabilitation hospital on the southeast corner of 111th Avenue and Thunderbird Boulevard.
Sun City residents vent anger over proposal
The future fate of a building that once housed a nursing home on the corner of 111th Avenue and Thunderbird Boulevard has surrounding neighbors curious — and even some angry — as to what sort of business will eventually exist on the property. more
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Lloy Maple, left, and Ritchie Miller, right, of the SCHOA Foundation flank Kathy Johnson, who designed the foundation's official logo.
SCHOA Foundation needs contributions
With the holiday season well underway, the SCHOA Foundation officials are looking for contributions so the agency can help clean up Sun City properties. more
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