Change to city code puts business registry in action
The rules governing how you open a business in Maricopa are about to change.Â
City leaders have eliminated the requirement for obtaining business licenses per...
Commercial developments to greet new members of council Tuesday
On an evening when newly elected members will be sworn in, Maricopa City Council has several items of business on its Tuesday agenda.
That includes...
Sheriff candidates take digs at Babeu in Maricopa debate; Volkmer slams absent Voyles
By Ethan McSweeney
Candidates for Pinal County Sheriff and Pinal County Attorney took part in a debate at UltraStar Multi-tainment Center on Saturday morning to...
City OKs $1M for East-West Corridor right of way
The Maricopa City Council has approved funding to acquire a right of way along Farrell Road for the long-awaited East-West transportation corridor.
The proposed parkway...
Legislative Roundup: Riots and mariachi bands
By Christianna Silva
PHOENIX – The Arizona State Legislature doesn’t usually meet when they don’t have to. This is the same legislature that left early...
Golden algae suspected in fish kill
This past weekend, approximately 250 dead fish were discovered floating on the surface of Pacana Park lake.City staff immediately notified the Glennwilde homeowners association....
Rock of cages: Study shows gabions just decorative
Is it time to #FreeTheRocks?
It’s a common phrase we at InMaricopa hear about gabions — the decorative rock cages installed along medians at John...
CAC names Elliott next president
The governing board of Central Arizona College voted to offer Jacquelyn Elliott the job of college president during a special meeting Tuesday.
The board held...
No I-10 closures this weekend, but U.S. 60, Loop 101 have shutdowns
There is good news this weekend for drivers traveling through the East Valley: There are no closures scheduled on Interstate 10.
That is not the...
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