So, Scottsdale is being sued once again by your friendly hometown newspaper, which would like to know on behalf of its readers exactly what kind of job the people who run Scottsdale are doing.

It appears Chandler City Councilman Martin Sepulveda will return to civilian duty later this month.

It appears Chandler City Councilman Martin Sepulveda will return to civilian duty later this month.

Two years ago, Jasmine Ramirez was diagnosed with asthma.

Does it seem like there's never enough time in the day to get everything done? Feel like you're always running late?

Texas Rangers manager Ron Washington was inducted into the Surprise Stadium Hall of Fame for capturing the American League championship in 2010.

Stress and anxiety - we all experience it and know how unhealthy it can be to our lives. While short bursts of stress are actually good for you, it's the continual, long-term stress that is damaging.

Last year, Franklin Arts Academies, which runs three charter schools in Gilbert and Mesa, faced the threat of losing its charter for inaccurately reporting student attendance.

You’ve probably heard of the Law of Attraction. This universal law has been recognized by successful individuals for centuries and is reaching millions of people through the viral-like spread of the movie “The Secret.”

Mesa City Manager Chris Brady will receive a 2 percent salary increase if his contract is approved at an upcoming City Council meeting, documents released Friday by the city show.

Scottsdale-based Linthicum launched a property management company that will serve Arizona and Hawaii.

Mesa has named a new deputy city manager. Kari Kent will move into the spot from her current job as Neighborhood Services director. She replaces Paul Wenbert, who retired March 1. Kent’s appointment will be recommended to the City Council at its meeting Monday.

An Olathe, Kan., planning administrator has been named as Gilbert’s new planning and development services manager, and a current Chandler customer services supervisor has been named the town’s new customer services manager.

The City Council on Thursday unanimously approved an 8 percent pay raise for onceousted City Manager Mark Pentz.