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Senator Sinema “We must fund the government and we must solve our border crisis”

Arizona senior Senator Kyrsten Sinema delivered remarks on the floor of the U.S. Senate today calling on Congress to secure the border by supporting her...

Potter doesn’t get needed signatures; Mayor Price unopposed in reelection bid

Former city councilman Leon Potter, who resigned in March to run for mayor, will not be on the ballot after all. Potter failed to garner...

Excessive-heat warning extended for Pinal, 5 other counties across Arizona

The National Weather Service has extended an excessive-heat warning for Pinal County and five others across Arizona -- Coconino, La Paz, Maricopa, Mohave and...

Selection of general contractor for overpass pending this month

The Union Pacific Railroad overpass has a budget, properties have been purchased and a path is being cleared. Now, the project needs a general...

Kwasman calls Kiehne ‘failed politician,’ gets booed

Candidates exchanged views – and a few verbal jabs – at the UltraStar Multi-tainment Center on July 26 in hopes of scoring points with...

Leach, Finchem leaders in state House race

Vince Leach led the Republican primary with 9,718 or 42 percent of the vote in early returns for the Legislative District 11 House of...
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Weekend construction to restrict SR347 again

Those traveling to the Valley this weekend via State Route 347 will once again experience delays. Arizona Department of Transportation will be doing construction...

Tom Duensing named assistant city manager

The city’s finance and administrative services director has been promoted to assistant city manager.Tom Duensing will take over the job July 1. Former Assistant...

Mayor highlights past, future economic development (VIDEO)

Mayor Christian Price’s State of the City address Tuesday covered many activities of the past year – from the completion of the State Route...

Gusse: I spoke the truth about Diedrich

By Julia Gusse In regards to a recent opinion piece written by Mr. Carl Diedrich, he questions “What is Gusse capable of?” Allow me to...
Kelly Ranches

Family begins process to convert farm to homes

A local family is taking steps to turn its 100-acre farm off Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway into a planned residential development. The Kellys have hired Cowley...
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There’s an early ballot drop box at City Hall

If you plan to vote early, you can go to city hall. Early ballot drop boxes will be at the municipal building as well as...

Hotel major element of Copper Sky commercial plans

Maricopa could have a hotel in place by 2020 if a newly signed agreement with Commercial Properties Inc. (CPI) goes according to plan. Cecil Yates,...

City Council rejects law enforcement grant after impassioned debate

The Maricopa City Council voted to reject a federal law enforcement grant on Tuesday that would have allowed the hiring of two additional officers...
Text to 911 Pinal County Maricopa

Text-to-911 service now available in Maricopa

Maricopa residents now have another way to request emergency services – text to 911. The service, which went into effect this week, allows residents...

Anti-Apex appeal filed at Supreme Court

  A lawsuit against the City of Maricopa and Private Motorsports Group is making its way to the Arizona Supreme Court. Plaintiff Bonita Burks, represented by...

Poll: Readers are early voters

Forty percent of respondents to this week’s poll – 78 readers – said they have mailed in their early voting ballot for Tuesday’s primary election.Nine respondents, making up...

Bus services could be axed at council meeting

The Maricopa City Council will meet this tonight to vote on the future of the Maricopa Max and Comet bus services.  

Zoning code task force makes recommended changes; ready for Planning & Zoning Commission approval

The Zoning Code Rewrite Task Force held a planning meeting Wednesday night where they addressed all of the concerns the Planning & Zoning Commission...
Amber Liermann

Unofficial vote tallies: Liermann, McClure win races

Here’s the current picture in city, county, state and federal races in Tuesday’s general election. The Pinal County Elections Department said Wednesday morning that 41,000...

Vice Mayor Manfredi elected to rural transportation advocacy group

During the January meeting of the Central Arizona Governments (CAG) Governing Board, Maricopa City Vice Mayor Vincent Manfredi was elected to serve an additional...

Former Maricopa police chief to run for council

Former Maricopa Police Chief Patrick Melvin said his background gives him an advantage in public service. Now, with his three kids off to college...

Police expect news on MHS graffiti Monday

Maricopa Police Chief Steven Stahl said he expects to make a statement or hold a press conference Monday on the status of this week's...

Council adopts ethics code

The city council unanimously approved the adoption of an ethics code Tuesday that all current and newly elected council members must adhere to during...

Budget sent to governor includes $24 million for district-sponsored charter schools

The state Senate and House reached an agreement Monday on appropriating $24 million to fund district-sponsored charter schools for the 2014-15 school year.The agreement...

Mayor Price endorses Manfredi, Wade in City Council election

By Christian Price I have known Vincent Manfredi and Henry Wade for almost a decade and proudly served with both on city council since 2014....

City unveils $146 million Copper Sky Commercial District

Millions of dollars are about to be invested into the Copper Sky Commercial District. Wednesday, Denyse Airheart, Maricopa’s director of Economic Development, announced plans for...

City council candidate Vitiello donates 2 bicycles to police

City Council candidate and long-time cycling industry executive Rich Vitiello presented two new fully assembled and equipped Nevada 1.5 mountain bicycles to the Maricopa...

Local businesses, YMCA interested in multigen center

Two local businesses, Anytime Fitness and Desert Sun Performing Arts, along with the Valley of the Sun YMCA, turned in requests for information on...

SmartGov will allows more government paperwork online

Soon companies will be able to file for permits with the city of Maricopa and track their progress online. During his Maricopa 101...
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