GCC celebrated its 60th anniversary, highlighting its impact on education and community, led by President Dr. Hernandez and supported by Mayor Weiers.

The Tolleson Police Department announces the retirement of K-9 Sem, a Belgian Malinois who served since 2019, contributing to various apprehensions and narcotics seizures.

Avondale's youth can apply for the city's Teen Employment and Mentorship Program from April 7 for Summer 2025, offering job training and part-time work within city government.

An ASU student, Evan Johnston, accidentally ended up amid Southend United fans after boarding the wrong boat. His unexpected experience led to him becoming a committed fan and gaining a new community.

The Philippine Mars, a WWII-era flying boat, will be transported through Peoria late at night to minimize traffic disruption before becoming an exhibit at the Pima Air and Space Museum.

Chandler’s Golden Neighbors program invites seniors to a free walking event on April 17, including a tour of Tumbleweed Recreation Center and a complimentary pedometer.

Mesa Main Library hosts a Spring Cleaning Book Sale on April 11-12, offering a variety of books at low prices, with proceeds supporting library programs.

A free HOA Summit will be held on May 21, 2025, in Surprise, Arizona, featuring expert talks and Q&A sessions on local regulations and HOA law. Registration is required.

National Library Week is being celebrated in Bay Area, with events and resources promoting public libraries as community hubs for books, digital content, and diverse programs.

The Phoenix Rescue Mission needs donations to provide Easter baskets and essentials to underprivileged families and seeks community support before April 9.

Joel Sartore aims to photograph 25,000 captive species for the Photo Ark project, having captured 18,000 to date. His work highlights both iconic and lesser-known animals, serving as a call to conservation and supporting related efforts.

Starting May 7, standard driver's licenses won't be accepted for domestic flights in the US; travelers will need REAL ID-compliant identification.

Cactus High School's campus pond has been revitalized into a calming space and educational resource after collaborative efforts involving local businesses, Arizona Game and Fish, and student participation.