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SCHOA looking for new GM in Sun City office
Sun City Home Owners Association officials are looking for a new general manager. more
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Sun City Posse opens annual fundraising
The Sun City Posse looks to the community to help the organization continue its mission. more
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Meritage Homes pays $5.5M for land near Sun City West
Meritage Homes of Arizona is planning a new subdivision on land it bought for nearly $5.5 million north of Sun City West and east of Corte Bella. The property, a 24.22-acre parcel named Camino … more
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Board resignation adds to candidate need in Sun City
A resignation in September created a need for more board candidates for the Sun City Home Owners Association Board of Directors. more
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Sun Cities COVID numbers remain steady with 1% increase
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the overall number of Sun Cities COVID-19 cases at 1,130 on Sept. 25. more
Sun City residents want assessment policy changes
The way Recreation Centers of Sun City annual property assessments are determined came into question again as some residents called for changes. more
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Costco morning merchant Nikki Psota, right, hands a gift to a customer in the first minutes of the Surprise location's doors opening.
Costco's opening in Surprise was long-time coming
When you want something bad enough, sometimes driving to another state to get it is worth it. more
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Christopher Todd sales brisk so far in Surprise
The new home leasing center for the Christopher Todd Communities On Mountain View, 14155 W. Mountain View Blvd., has opened and the company is reporting brisk activity so far.  more
The line to get into the new Surprise Costco wrapped all the way around the building. At least 500 people were inside the building in the first 20 minutes.
Costco opens in Surprise to happy shoppers
The long-awaited opening of Costco is here. more
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Softball players want to step to plate in Sun City
Sun City softball players want to get back on the field. more
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Last chance to be counted for Census 2020
Census 2020 is on the homestretch with critical door-knocking, online, phone and mail efforts coming to an end Sept. 30. For the first, time residents may choose to be counted online, and may do … more
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Wishes for Teachers builds bridge to close Arizona classroom funding gap
A fundamental keystone to what makes America a special place is equitable access to quality public education no matter where a young person calls home. But despite this agreed-upon truth, for … more
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Jana Mapes works on a repair of a stained glass piece in the club room at Bell Center, 16820 N. 99th Ave. The Recreation Centers of Sun City Board of Directors agreed to have club utilization data collected to help with planning for future needs.
RCSC will provide club use data in Sun City
The Recreation Centers of Sun City board approved a recommendation to collect club utilization data, reversing two previous decisions to the contrary. more
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Treatment center draws ire of Sun City residents
A behavioral treatment center in Sun City has drawn the ire of some residents. more
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Yard decorations of thanks were part of the events Friends of the Sun City Libraries conducted for long-time volunteers Sue Painter and Mary Anne McDonald.
Sun City library friends volunteers get decorations, parade
The reopening of the Friends of the Sun City Libraries’ used book store remains uncertain, but that didn’t stop board members from honoring two long-time volunteers. more
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Sun Cities COVID numbers remain fairly steady
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the overall number of Sun Cities COVID-19 cases at 1,117 on Sept. 18. more
Looking at transit options in Sun City, Sun City West
Sun Cities residents had a chance to hear what opportunities might exist for public transit in the area Sept. 10 during a digital meeting, but the information provided painted a bleak picture. more
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SCHOA office now open for appointments in Sun City
Residents needing assistance from the Sun City Home Owners Association can now visit the office, but only by appointment. more
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Jim Graff, Sun City Tax-Aide coordinator, helps a client during the tax season prior to the COVID-19 pandemic suspended the program. Sun City Community Assistance Network officials hope to bring back the program for 2021.
Sun City CAN working to restore service
Like most service organizations, Sun City Community Assistance Network officials are working to restore their services to full operations. more
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COVID numbers spike up in 1 Sun Cities ZIP code
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the overall number of Sun Cities COVID-19 cases at 1,104 on Sept. 11. more
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