For Councilwoman Dorean Taylor, the Buckhorn Baths, Golden Hills Golf Club and the former Grand Hotel are just some of the big redevelopment opportunities in her district, which takes in ...

Mental health advocates say a bill moving through the state legislature could have detrimental effects on Arizona students while its proponents say it will return to parents the right to ...

Outside factors continue to squeeze Mesa’s revenue stream and shape upcoming budget talks in April, when the proposed spending plan will be reviewed.

Gilbert’s long-awaited third-party audit of its water meters and utility billing system is nearing completion, but the ...

Closed home sales in Scottsdale last month landed below the January 2025 total, but both the average and median sales prices ...

Closed home sales rose last month in Mesa year over year as both average and median sale prices nudged slightly down from ...

In what has come to be known as “Whitmergate,” Mayor Lisa Borowsky’s chief of staff R. Lamar Whitmer was placed on “non-disciplinary leave” on Jan. 14. As the time period was 30 days, the suspension ...

Approaching its two-year mark, HopeTech at East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT) continues helping foster youth and young adults experiencing homelessness pursue education, career training, and ...

The six-floor AC Hotel Scottsdale Old Town plans a Feb. 26 opening. The Marriott brand hotel will feature “clean-lined ...

A House bill imposing a four-year pause on municipal and county increases of fees, taxes and utility rates beyond their ...

Mesa Public Schools is handing out pink slips again due to its shrinking student enrollment. The Governing Board is expected this week to approve a list of names after giving staff the go-ahead Feb.

A unique celebration of spring baseball and history unfolded Feb. 17 in HoHoKam Stadium as the Mesa HoHoKams celebrated their 75th anniversary by honoring three volunteers whose work spanned a half ...