Sean McDowell

Mark and Corrine Ruiz say a backyard sunshade bought to provide relief from the summer heat has left them at odds with their homeowners association and facing city rules they did not expect.

Mesa Public Schools leaders are examining why 1,647 high school students left the district last year, citing concerns about school culture, teaching quality and student safety.

People in Mesa’s historic Lehi community are celebrating after the city approved lowering posted speed limits from 35 miles per hour to 30.

Firm foundations are now in place at Eden Village, the long‑awaited tiny‑home community in Mesa for people experiencing homelessness who have disabilities and meet program qualifications.

Mesa police have partnered with the FBI to launch the Safe Streets Task Force, now one week into operation.

Jewish families hailing from the East Valley can catch a unique piece of encouragement as they drive along State Route 202 in Mesa.

Plans for a 173-acre data center operated by Japanese tech firm NTT have sparked fierce opposition from community activists who say Mesa city leaders are not properly addressing their concerns.

Marcos Gaspar da Silva was reunited with his family in Maine on Sunday night after spending 10 months in federal immigration detention, including a week at Mesa's AROCC immigration detention center.

What began as a small neighborhood book-sharing initiative has bloomed into a thriving community resource helping Mesa residents navigate the challenges of desert gardening.

Mesa Public Schools is asking voters to approve $449M in building repairs and authorize the sale or lease of five district properties. Election Day is Nov. 3.