Apache Junction News

Gilbert police seek woman in fraud case

Scottsdale Tribune - Fri Nov 06

A woman who has used a forged credit card in the East Valley and other Arizona towns was seen on store surveillance videos during her shopping spree.

State gives Queen Creek break on $10M loan

Scottsdale Tribune - Thu Nov 05

Ellsworth Road between Cloud Road and Hunt Highway in Queen Creek. Nov. 5, 2009.

Suspect made over 47 charges on stolen credit account

KNXV - Thu Nov 05

Officials have released surveillance photos, hoping someone will recognize the suspect in an identity theft case and call police.

Mesa voters provide stability

East Valley Tribune - Thu Nov 05

Change is coming to the Mesa Unified School District. But Mesa voters decided Tuesday they want a thoughtful, strategic approach to realigning the district instead of a panicked rush to reduce spending.

BellyRobics I class offers artful opportunity to shape up at CAC

Copper Basin News - Tue Nov 03

PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. Central Arizona College is offering a pair of opportunities to get in shape through the artful dance program known as BellyRobics.

Apache Junction leadership group still has openings

Azcentral.com pinal county - Tue Nov 03

Several slots remain open for the 2009-10 Apache Junction Citizen Leadership Institute, a nine-week introduction to city and regional government functions beginning Thursday.

Edgar Felix Valencia

KMSB-TV Tucson - Mon Nov 02

This is Southern Arizona's Most Wanted. It's a segment designed for local law enforcement agencies to put the spotlight on wanted criminals running loose in our area.

Community youth could benefit from council funding

In Maricopa - Sun Nov 01

The Maricopa City Council will decide Tuesday whether to approve $60,000 to help fund the Maricopa/Ak-Chin Community Alliance Against Substance Abuse to provide youth programs in the community.

Banner's Pinal hospital opening still a mystery

Scottsdale Tribune - Sat Oct 31

Banner Health plans to announce a timeline for opening its new Ironwood location by the end of the year.

Campaigns for Chandler City Council seats start early

Arizona Republic - Fri Oct 30

Chandler's elections are a year away but a flurry of early campaigns is turning this into a long political stumping season.