Senator Mark Kelly's efforts supported Arizona's semiconductor growth, leading to large investments and job opportunities in the sector, including a notable TSMC and Intel presence and Amkor Technology expansion.

The Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority Board has renamed the airport to Mesa Gateway Airport, highlighting the East Valley's growth and economic vitality.

The Arizona DPS Local Retirement Board is meeting to discuss retirement systems issues, including disability applications and the Independent Medical Examination process.

Mesa received the 2024 Global JustServe City award for integrating volunteerism into the community, announced at a council meeting with Mayor John Giles accepting the honor.

Avondale streets to undergo repairs from Jan 1-8, 2025, with M.R. Tanner Construction. Residents to face lane restrictions and potential closures but will receive prior notice.

Sen. Mark Kelly volunteered at St. Mary's Food Bank and visited the Phoenix VA Medical Center, highlighting issues of food insecurity and veterans' healthcare in Arizona.

Tolleson announces its December 2024 bulk trash pick-up schedule for residents to dispose of large items, with Zone 1 on December 26 and Zone 2 on December 27.

A worker died after falling six stories at the VAI Resort construction site in Glendale. The incident is under investigation by the Glendale Police and ADOSH.

Gilbert, Arizona, has launched a TNR program to control its feral cat population, subsidizing local nonprofits in sterilizing and returning cats to reduce their numbers and minimize their impact on the community.

A father and son were killed by a Tesla driver while refueling their truck on an Arizona freeway; the family now mourns their loss and calls for road safety awareness.

The Spring 2025 edition of Avondale's RAVE Review will soon be mailed to residents, detailing local programs and events from January to April. It's also available online.

Lake Havasu City hosts its 21st Annual Free Community Dinner on December 13 with two servings, supported by local clubs and businesses, featuring a feast and a visit from Santa.

The City of Maricopa extends the application deadline for its arts grants, offering up to $1,500 for individual arts projects and $3,000 for non-profits. Results will be announced in February 2025.