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Arizona State Rep. Julie Willoughby has proposed a bill to suspend state gas taxes during summer months in Maricopa and Pinal counties due to high fuel costs linked to federal…

Mesa will hold its annual Historic Home Tour on Saturday, January 17, with proceeds supporting the Mesa Historical Museum.

The Mesa Historic Preservation Board and the Mesa Historic Preservation Office have announced the opening of their annual Historical Essay and Visual Arts Contest.

The City of Mesa has secured $3.1 million in federal funding aimed at improving safety at several high-traffic intersections.

Construction has started on a new Cambria Hotel in Mesa, marking the arrival of an upscale hospitality option for the city.

The Mesa City Council has approved two ordinances permitting certain electric bicycles and scooters in city parks and on shared-use paths, responding to increasing use and resident requests.

The Mesa City Council has approved two ordinances that will allow certain electric bicycles and electric scooters in city parks and on shared-use paths, with specific restrictions.

Registration has opened for Mesa Parks and Recreation’s spring 2026 programs, according to the City of Mesa.

Mesa will hold its annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

KoMiCo, a company specializing in precision cleaning and advanced coatings for the semiconductor industry, has opened a new facility in Mesa, Arizona.

Gifthealth, a digital pharmacy platform, has opened a new 43,000-square-foot facility in Mesa.

The Winter Wonderland Ice Rink at the Plaza at Mesa City Center will remain open to visitors until Saturday, January 10.

The City of Mesa has received a renewal of its StormReady Community certification from NOAA’s National Weather Service, extending the recognition for another four years.

The City of Mesa is offering its annual Christmas Tree Recycling Program for residents during and after the holiday season.

Merry Main Street, a holiday event in downtown Mesa, will continue through Saturday, January 10.

A Tempe-based prosthetic technology company is on sale for $13 million.

A wellness retail business in Arizona is available for purchase as its current owner shifts focus to wholesale operations.

Julie Willoughby supports HHS efforts affirming parents’ rights to children’s medical records.

Visitors to Merry Main Street in downtown Mesa will encounter characters from the classic “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer” television special.

Senator David Farnsworth, who chairs the Senate Appropriations & Transportation Committee, has outlined his priorities for the upcoming Arizona legislative session.

After an eight-month independent investigation into the City of Mesa’s Park Ranger unit, officials are taking disciplinary action in response to findings of misconduct.

Merry Main Street, a holiday festival in downtown Mesa, is underway and will continue through January 10.

City of Mesa departments are reviewing their fees and charges, including those related to Falcon Field Airport.

Senator David Farnsworth, who chairs the Senate Appropriations & Transportation Committee, is raising concerns about an increase in runaway and missing youth from group homes in Arizona.