Pinal County invites residents to turn off nonessential lights on April 21st to observe International Dark Sky Week and raise awareness about light pollution.

Pinal County is offering a Summer Youth Internship Program for local students to gain experience in public sector roles, running from May 27 to July 11, with applications due by April 16.

The City of Mesa offers assistance with summer electric bills to qualified residents, with a May 29 application deadline and does not cover SRP customers. Programs for seniors and rent support are also available.

Maricopa begins installing 91 small cell nodes in June to improve wireless connectivity, with construction spanning over two years. The aesthetic-friendly project supports future smart city technologies.

Maricopa County invites residents to shape the local community via public input sessions for Framework 2040, focusing on development, quality of life, and environmental concerns.

Arizona's DFFM has launched a major fuel reduction effort in Pine Lake, Mohave County, to mitigate wildfire risks, supported by a federal grant and in partnership with local agencies.

The Arizona Department of Child Safety urges community action to prevent child abuse during National Child Abuse Prevention Month, outlining ways to help and emphasizing reporting abuse.

ASU's new VR biology labs are linked to improved grades and retention in STEM, providing an immersive learning experience that may better engage students.

Chandler is inviting residents to ChandlerTalks on May 10 for input on the city's General Plan Update, covering growth, development, and housing issues.

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.