Gilbert is moving ahead on two fronts to address months of resident complaints about unusually high water bills.

Higley Unified School District faces another $5 million funding cut next school year after voters once again rejected the ...

Air Force Technical Sergeant Thomas J. Walker was recently married and had a month-old child waiting for him at home when his ...

Political newbie Dorean Taylor was beating two-term Mesa Councilwoman Julie Spilsbury at the ballot box in Tuesday’s recall ...

Chandler Unified School District’s search for a new superintendent is not going to be smooth sailing, based on the Governing ...

Gilbert Town Manager Patrick Banger was philosophical last week as he discussed his decision to leave for Glendale, where he ...

In a move to facilitate more discussion about capital project priorities, the Gilbert Town Council last week voted to delay ...

Higley Unified appeared likely to see another $5 million funding cut next school year after voters once again rejected the district’s budget override in the 2025 all-mail election, ac cording ...

Gilbert residents have continued to voice their concerns with the town’s suddenly rising water bills, packing council chambers for the second time last month.

Last school year was a standout for schools serving Gilbert as nearly all achieved top scores in the Arizona Department of Education’s newly released 2024-2025 A-F letter grades.

According to Corey, Natural Restorations has removed over 150,000 pounds of trash over the past year alone. Since its founding in 2015, the group has held 141 volunteer events that resulted in the ...