GOP election rift engulfs Mesa lawmakers

TRIBUNE NEW STAFF Two Mesa lawmakers and a congressman are at the epicenter of a widening schism in Arizona’s Republican Party over President...

MPS vows reopened classrooms Jan. 19 for ‘most’ students

BY PAUL MARYNIAK Tribune Executive Editor Mesa Public Schools’ reopening for in-person learning Jan. 19 will be made on a classroom-by-classroom...

With 3,500 fewer students, MPS sees tough road ahead

BY PAUL MARYNIAK Tribune Executive Editor Confronting a pandemic-fueled loss of at least 3,500 students and new expenses related to COVID-19, Mesa...

Mesa pizzeria’s customers part of the owners’ family

By Sierra Alvarez Tribune Contributor As it struggles through the pandemic, La Famiglia Pizza N Pasta in Mesa is relying on loyal customers to stay...

All aboard: These restaurants’ charcuteries make the cut

By Annika Tomlin GetOut Staff Writer Most people think of a meat and cheese plate as a last-minute buy at the grocery store for an upcoming party....

Pandemic doesn’t stop Milano’s sound of music

By Alli Cripe, Tribune Contributor   Milano Music Center has stood in downtown Mesa for over 74 years and it’s not about to lay down for the...

Falcon Field building wraps a stunning memorial

By Jim Walsh, Tribune Staff Writer World War II ended 75 years ago, but Falcon Field’s contribution to the war effort as a British training base...

Planes not the only thing soaring at Gateway Airport

BY GARY NELSONTribune Contributor T en years ago, with the East Valley all but paralyzed by the Great Recession, Mesa officials sank ceremonial...

Mesa trying to curb marijuana sites in the city

By Jim WalshTribune Staff Writer Mesa took the first step toward restricting recreational marijuana sales only a day after Gov. Doug Ducey certified...

3 apartment developers plan projects on E. Mesa site

TRIBUNE NEW STAFF An 81-acre East Mesa site once designated as a Target-anchored power center will now be home to 900 new apartment units as well as...