Cecilia Chan

Governing board members liked how a consultant helped tell Mesa Public School's story to the public but not enough to extend its contract for nearly $500,000.

Mesa has taken concrete steps toward becoming more eco-friendly, such as purchasing 71 electric work trucks, installing LED lighting at the Red Mountain Baseball Complex and planting 2,400 shade trees.

A former Mesa cop could lose his ability to work as a law enforcement officer in Arizona.

Just five months into his high-profile job as the City of Mesa's arts director, Richard M. Parison, Jr., is out.

Single-family detatched homes comprise a majority of residential units in Mesa.

By Cecilia Chan, Tribune Managing Editor S ix years ago Steven Plesh was at a job assignment in a remote village in northern Alaska when he got a call that put him on a course this week to pedal 225 miles in three days.

Kenneth Harrison, Moore’s husband was indicted along with his business partner for stealing from AHCCCS.

This summer Taft Elementary School built the “coolest” ADA playground for its students with the goal of expanding the outdoor learning environment.

A bicyclist wants $5 million from the City of Mesa after suffering “catastrophic injuries” on a bike trail.