Cecilia Chan is a Senior Reporter at The Arizona Republic, specializing in public safety and breaking news. With a focus on local news in Gilbert, Arizona, Cecilia has written for various publications including East Valley Tribune, Mass Transit magazine, and Gilbert Sun News. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance, SanTan Sun News, Ahwatukee Foothills News, and more.
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Cecilia's coverage primarily focuses on local government and legal policy regulation in Gilbert, Arizona. She concentrates on issues related to town projects, teen violence, downtown development, and commuter rail. Therefore, she may be more responsive to pitches that provide insights or updates on these specific topics within the local context of Gilbert.
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Matthew Strom, Assistant Superintendent of Strategy and Organizational Effectiveness Superintendency
Residential and commercial customers in Mesa will see an uptick in their bills beginning Feb. 1 for utilities such as water, wastewater, trash and recyclable pick-ups.
Residential and commercial customers in Mesa will see an uptick in their bills beginning Feb. 1 for utilities such as water, wastewater, trash and recyclable pick-ups.
The two finalists passed over for Mesa Public Schools superintendent job shared their views on how they would have led the state’s largest district with over 50,000 students.
Some of the residents who last week loudly protested Mesa’s utility rate hikes may have been driven to do so by more than just the hit to their wallets.
Mesa residents could one day hop onto streetcars that’d take them to places like Sloan Park, Mesa Riverview, the Asian District and into neighboring Tempe to Mill Avenue and Arizona
Consistent enforcement, “brain breaks” and a phone caddy in each classroom are some of the recommendations Mesa Public School students pitched last week for the district’s cellphone policy that went
The study, which will look at things like traffic and construction impacts, ridership projections and project cost, is being funded by a $16-million federal grant.
The Nox, a 72,065-square-foot two-story music venue and a 47,979-square-foot industrial warehouse, would be located on a 6.22-acre vacant site is located near the southwest corner of Power and Williams Field roads in Mesa.
Mesa’s push to bring additional high-speed fiber-optic technology to 200,000-plus homes and businesses in the city is resulting in preventable infrastructure damages to the tune of over $130,000, a telecommunications
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