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Kristine Brennan addresses Gilbert Town Council and calls for Mayor Brigette Peterson's resignation because of teen violence in the community.
Gilbert residents call for mayor's resignation over teen violence
Residents concerned about teen violence turned up the heat on Gilbert Mayor Brigette Peterson at the Gilbert Town Council meeting March 5, asking her to resign.   The residents accused … more
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Bystander, suspect shot by Chandler Police
Tuesday, Chandler Police provided some information about a Sunday evening incident in which an officer shot both a suspect and an apparent bystander. In a news release late Tuesday, police said … more
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A rendering shows the new Valleywise Health Medical Center at 24th Street and Roosevelt Road in Phoenix.
Valleywise fundraising campaign brings in $54.1M
Valleywise Health Foundation announced Tuesday the completion of its four-year “ALL IN for Valleywise Health” Campaign, with the effort raising $54.1 million. Launched in January 2020 by … more
C. D. Farms, a proposed master-planned community, could be developed on a 660-acre site generally located near the northwest corner of Adamsville and Plant roads.
Florence council addresses roads in C.D. Farms rezoning request
The Florence Town Council recently heard the first reading of an ordinance rezoning 660 acres to allow for the building of what could be a more than 3,000-home, master-planned community. The rezoning … more
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FILE -Then Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., arrives for a meeting of the Senate Homeland Security Committee at the Capitol in Washington, Aug. 3, 2022. Independent Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona has announced that she won’t run for a second term. Her decision Tuesday comes after her estrangement from the Democratic Party left her politically homeless and without a clear path to reelection. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)
Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema announces she will not run for reelection
Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema (Independent) announced in a social media video Tuesday she will not run for re-election  in 2024.  Sinema, who was elected as  a Democrat (and the … more
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Surprise residents can bring up to 2,000 pounds of non-hazardous, residential waste free of charge to the Northwest Regional Landfill.
Residential cleanup event on tap in Surprise this weekend
Surprise residents looking to spruce up their landscape or clean out their garage, now is the perfect time. more
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Chandler police handle Sunday night, Monday morning incidents
Chandler Police reported a pair of incidents over the weekend but haven't, as of this writing, issued new details on either incident. Sunday at about 8 p.m., police said they were investigating … more
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Multi-Platinum entertainer Chase Rice, one of country music’s few Diamond-certified songwriters, will headline the Out of the Park Music Fest on March 23
Country hitmaker to headline Surprise music festival
Multi-Platinum entertainer Chase Rice, one of country music’s few Diamond-certified songwriters, will headline the Out of the Park Music Fest. more
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ASU police officers have SoundGear Phantom devices to protect their hearing.
ASU police provide officers with hearing protection devices
The Arizona State University Police Department has purchased hearing protection devices for its officers that are custom-fitted and feature technology that allows wearers the ability “to … more
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Prudential Overall Supply is at 102 W. Hampton Ave. in Mesa.
Cleanroom laundry business to expand in Mesa
Prudential Overall Supply — a 100-employee site that processes laundry products for semiconductor-manufacturing businesses that operate clean rooms — is seeking a permit for building an … more
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Man sentenced to 170 years for sexual exploitation of minors: Maricopa County Attorney
A 56-year-old man is going to jail after his conviction in a Phoenix case that involved computer files with “horrific images of the sexual abuse and rape" of children, the Maricopa County … more
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The 2024 Peoria Arts & Cultural Festival took over the city hall campus March 2.
2024 Peoria Arts & Cultural Festival puts on display for senses
The 2024 Peoria Arts & Cultural Festival took over the city hall campus March 2 with a display for the senses, exhibiting many mediums of art on a full day of performances in band, choir, orchestra and dance, all from Peoria Unified students. more
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