Pandemic slows Mesa’s central district rebirth

By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer Despite a setback from the COVID-19 recession, Mesa will continue its war on blight in the Central Business...

New Mesa schools head braces for big challenge

By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer Leading a public school system at any time is a challenge but for Mesa Public Schools’ new superintendent, the...

Mesa expanding food distribution effort for residents

By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer Mesa last week unveiled a program to fight hunger that will start with an expanded number of food box distribution...

Don’t be a fool over ‘gold,’ Mesa jeweler advises

TRIBUNE NEWS STAFF As times get tough, Mesa jeweler David Nelson is warning people not to be taken for a fool over gold. The owner of Nelson Estate...

Virus throws wedding industry into chaos, local planner finds

By Paul Maryniak, Tribune Executive Editor Love may conquer a lot, but it’s no match for the COVID-19 pandemic – at least as far as weddings are...

Mesa teachers printing headbands for healthcare worker face shields

By Zach Alvira Tribune Staff Writer A group of Mesa engineering teachers are doing their part to help healthcare workers on the frontlines in the...

Mesa domestic violence call trends murky

By Kevin Reagan Tribune Staff Writer Local law enforcement answered a higher number of calls for domestic disturbances last month after East Valley...

Pandemic’s ticking timebomb: child abuse

By Cecilia Chan Tribune Staff Writer This Thursday, Gilbert’s iconic Water Tower will light up blue for three days in recognition of National Child...

Dr. Andi Fourlis is new Mesa schools head

By Zach Alvira, Tribune Staff Writer In a survey earlier this year on what various stakeholder groups wanted in Mesa Public Schools’ next...

‘Tens of millions’ coming for Mesa virus relief

By Jim Walsh, Tribune Staff Writer Mesa expects to receive “tens of millions of dollars’’ in federal aid from the CARES Act, the $2 trillion...