Phoenix Celebrates One Year of Direct Flights to Paris with Air France, Boosting Local Economy
Air France celebrates one year of its direct route from Phoenix to Paris, which has been well-received, upgraded to larger aircraft due to demand, and has positively impacted Arizona's economy and tourism.
Mesa Parks Renews Certified Autism Center Designation, Continues Pioneering Accessibility Efforts
Mesa Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities Department renews its status as a Certified Autism Center, demonstrating ongoing commitment to inclusive and accessible services for individuals with autism.
Gilbert Police Department Issues Guidelines for Safe and Lawful High School Graduation Celebrations
Gilbert Police Department provides safety and legal guidelines for upcoming graduation events, emphasizing the importance of parental awareness, enforcing curfew ordinances, and maintaining orderly celebrations.
Mesa Unified School District Approves Military Stoles for 2025 Grads After State Superintendent's Call
The Mesa Unified School District updated its policy to allow 2025 graduates to wear military regalia at commencement ceremonies, aligning with the Arizona State Superintendent Tom Horne's call to honor students enlisting in the armed forces.
Arizona Early Intervention Program Seeks Public Input on New Dispute Resolution Procedure
AzEIP is seeking public input on a proposed dispute resolution procedure between SPAs and State Agencies as part of the IDEA Part C Coordinator role. Comments are accepted from May 20 to June 19, 2025.
Maricopa's Graduating Teens Honored for Juggling School and City Jobs, Mayor Celebrates Future Leaders
Maricopa celebrates high school seniors who've balanced education with city jobs, contributing to community services, with Mayor Nancy Smith praising their dedication and impact on the city's growth.












