Cecilia Chan

Rain and melted snow from mountain forests in northern and eastern Arizona flow into Horseshoe and Bartlett dams, where the water is transported by Salt River Project’s canals to water

Voters in Mesa Public Schools’ boundary will decide in November if they want to go into debt with a $449 million bond that would help the financially strapped district maintain

Mesa is looking to ask voters in November for approval on two bonds totaling $285 million to fund public safety and transportation projects.

Arizona Museum of Natural History isn’t living up to its potential and could be a cultural hub that drives economic development to Mesa and put the city on the global

A 2.3-million-square-foot data center campus with seven buildings proposed for southeast Mesa cleared its first hurdle last week.

Mesa may join the growing number of municipalities nationwide filing antitrust suits against the country’s three predominant fire truck manufacturers, accusing them of colluding to drive up prices of much-needed

Mesa will continue to provide emergency beds for homeless residents but it won’t be at the Sunaire property, a former hotel that the city bought and renovated for $14 million

Mesa is spending $16.9 million for 12 fire trucks to replace those reaching the end of their service life over the next several years.

Mesa consistently ranks as one of the safest large cities in the country but a recent report puts it near the bottom of the list when it comes to having

Two flight schools in a federal lawsuit are accusing Mesa of faking a financial crisis at Falcon Field Airport to address noise complaints from residents living nearby.