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Town studying impact of feds’ Colorado River proposal
1+ hour, 19+ min ago (950+ words) A big portion of Gilbert’s water supply comes from the Colorado River, which has seen its water level drop from a years-long drought and climate change. The Town of Gilbert could not say immediately how its ability to meet the…...
Mayor, city react to feds’ Colorado River proposal
1+ hour, 19+ min ago (1251+ words) This map illustrates the steadily eroding supply of water in the Valley’s two primary reservoirs. Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky and city administration offered their initial reaction to a preliminary federal recommendation for major cuts in Arizona’s share of Colorado River…...
Scottsdale City Attorney’s annual report reflects busy year
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (1083+ words) Scottsdale’s legal department had a busy year, with lawsuits against the city on the increase. Legally speaking, it was a busy year for Scottsdale. Just over a year ago, Sherry Scott resigned as Scottsdale’s city attorney. On July 1, 2025, the first…...
Littlefield drops out of Scottsdale City Council race
2+ day, 1+ hour ago (445+ words) Bob Littlefield abruptly withdrew from the Nov. 3 runoff election for two Scottsdale City Council seats, leaving three candidates on the ballot. Results of the Scottsdale City Council primary election were still unofficial when a rumor started that one of the…...
Scottsdale details first fruits of Preserve tax
6+ day, 1+ hour ago (501+ words) Nearly 150 new trees, five upgraded basketball courts and more than 300,000 square feet of replacement turf are among the first improvements City of Scottsdale officials say were funded by the sales tax voters approved for parks and the McDowell Sonoran Preserve…...
Mesa shop gets a chance to finally operate legally
1+ week, 1+ hour ago (1469+ words) An automotive repair shop in West Mesa will be able to keep its doors open after inadvertently operating illegally for two years. Despite neighborhood opposition, City Council last week voted 4-3 to grant San Antonio Tire Shop’s requests for a rezone…...
North Scottsdale dog park nearing completion
1+ week, 1+ hour ago (446+ words) The city is nearing completion of a long-awaited dog park in North Scottsdale. A $6.1 million North Scottsdale dog park is almost ready – finally, after nearby owners have had to “sit” and “stay” for years. The Thompson Peak Dog Park is…...
The ‘no-label’ crowd may decide Scottsdale election
3+ week, 1+ hour ago (435+ words) Want to “win outright” in Scottsdale? You better tap into “the indies.” Of those, 69,459 are registered as Republicans. Another 40,718 are registered as Democrats – but that’s not the second-largest group. That does not necessarily mean these people declare as members of…...
Gilbert deemed nation’s 2nd best place to rent
3+ week, 1+ hour ago (972+ words) The real estate site Zillow.com said the average monthly rent in Gilbert decreased last year by $4 to a current monthly average rate of $2,434. Gilbert is the second best place to rent in the United States, according to personal-finance company…...
State slate features multiple Scottsdale politicos
3+ week, 1+ day ago (715+ words) While the loud buzzing around the city focuses on the Scottsdale City Council primary, voters will have plenty more decisions to make for the July 21 primary. Many of the state positions on the ballot feature names familiar to Scottsdale residents....