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Sun Cities funeral homes overwhelmed
Sun Cities funeral directors are working hard to keep up with the need for their services, but they are finding ways to cope. more
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Sun Cities COVID case numbers continue to slow increase
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the overall number of Sun Cities COVID-19 cases at 4,478 on Jan. 22. more
Sun City softball field improvements will likely not change
The Recreation Centers of Sun City board will likely not make any changes to its long range plan to move up improvments at the Sun Bowl softball field. more
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RCSC board elects new officers in Sun City
The Recreation centers of Sun City Board of Directors will have new leadership in 2021 as a slate of officers were elected for the year. more
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Sun City condo group plans to keep working
Following one of the busiest years in recent memory, the Sun City Condo Owners Association leaders are ready to contiue serving associations in the new year. more
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Emily Alexander, a fourth-grade teacher in the Paradise Valley School District, was among the first to receive a COVID-19 vaccination from Arizona Department of Health Services Director Cara Christ at the new location at State Farm Stadium, 1 Cardinals Drive, Glendale.
Sun Cities residents have COVID questions
As vaccinations against COVID-19 begin to filter toward the general public, Sun Cities residents continue to have questions about the virus and the vaccine. more
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Amalia Ayala, front, a resident of Las Brisas Sunset senior apartment complex in San Luis, Ariz., deposits saliva for her COVID-19 test during the ASU and Equality Health Foundation pilot program on Friday, Jan. 15, 2021. Free saliva tests engineered by Arizona State University's Biodesign Institute are administered in Yuma County's small border city of San Luis to disabled and older people living in subsidized housing. The tests have also been given to hundreds of farmworkers. (Cesar Neyoy/The Yuma Sun via AP)
Military nurses, tests coming to help hard-hit Arizona city
PHOENIX (AP) — Exhausted nurses in rural Yuma, Arizona, regularly send COVID-19 patients on a long helicopter ride to Phoenix when they don't have enough staff. The so-called winter lettuce capital … more
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RCSC committee function could change in Sun City
A new purpose for a Recreation Centers of Sun City standing committee drew opposition from a resident and two board members. more
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Sun Cities COVID cases starting to reduce rise
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the overall number of Sun Cities COVID-19 cases at 4,114 on Jan. 15. more
FILE - In this Jan. 6, 2021, file photo supporters of President Donald Trump are confronted by U.S. Capitol Police officers outside the Senate Chamber inside the Capitol in Washington. An Arizona man seen in photos and video of the mob wearing a fur hat with horns was also charged Saturday in Wednesday's chaos. Jacob Anthony Chansley, who also goes by the name Jake Angeli, was taken into custody Saturday, Jan. 9. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta, File)
Feds: Capitol mob aimed to 'assassinate' elected officials
PHOENIX (AP) — The pro-Trump mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol last week aimed to “capture and assassinate elected officials,” federal prosecutors said in court documents. The remarks came … more
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FILE - This June 15, 2015, file photo shows in the distance, part of the Resolution Copper Mining land-swap project in Superior, Ariz. A group of Apaches who have tried for years to reverse a land swap in Arizona that will make way for one of the largest and deepest copper mines in the U.S. sued the federal government Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2021. Apache Stronghold argues in the lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Arizona that the U.S. Forest Service cannot legally transfer land to international mining company Rio Tinto in exchange for eight parcels the company owns around Arizona. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin, File)
Apaches object to Forest Service review of huge copper mine
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — The U.S. Forest Service is scheduled to release an environmental review that will pave the way to create one of the largest copper mines in the U.S., against the wishes of a … more
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L. Darlene Smith captured the Sun City sunset. [Submitted photo]
Readers can submit Scenic Arizona photos for Daily Independent at YourValley.net
The Daily Independent at YourValley.net is publishing submitted photos that highlight the community and showcase Arizona’s beauty. more
Some Sun Cities residents now eligible for COVID vaccine
Some Sun Cities residents are now eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine, but others will have to wait. more
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SCHOA Foundation now qualifies for state tax credit
Residents looking for an organization to contribute to so they can take advantage of the state’s charity tax credit have one more Sun City organization to consider. more
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Sun City residents hear information on crime and scam prevention from Maricopa County Sheriff's Office personnel prior to the pandemic.
Scams proliferate in Sun City with COVID-19
As Sun Cities residents enter a new year with COVID-19 still hanging over their heads, there is more to be concerned about than health issues. more
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Sun Cities COVID cases take sharp climb upward
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported the overall number of Sun Cities COVID-19 cases at 3,734 on Jan. 8. more
West Valley Symphony cancels 2020-21 season
The West Valley Symphony board of directors has canceled the group’s remaining concerts for the season, due to the continued increase in COVID cases. more
Patrons use to pack the Sun City Community Assistance Network office, 10195 W. Coggins Drive, before the pandemic for help filing their income tax forms. But now residents must make an appointment and those in the office will be limited.
Tax help will be offered beginning Feb. 1 in Sun City
Sun City area residents will again be able to get help getting their annual income tax forms completed and filed. more
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SCHOA prepares for ‘worst case scenario’ in Sun City
With state health officials expecting a holiday COVID-19 case surge, Sun City Home Owners Association officials laid plans for continued operations in a worst case scenario. more
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Working toward better days
If there ever was a time to look forward to better days, that time is now for Sun City’s governing agencies. more
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