San Tan Valley council heard water presentations from Queen Creek and EPCOR. Both providers outlined rates, infrastructure investments, and long-term supply strategies.

A late-night rescue turned wild when crews safely tranquilized and lowered a curious bear from a palm tree near Arizona Farms and Felix.

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the 149-unit Village at Pecan Grove development after an executive session to clarify jurisdiction following San Tan Valley’s incorporation. The project adds two-story housing north of Encanterra with updated traffic studies, utility coordination, and 14 stipulations for final approval.

Dispose of household waste for free at the Waste Connections Disposal Day in Florence on Saturday, December 13, from 6 AM to 11 AM. Pinal County residents can drop off non-hazardous items like furniture, appliances, and construction debris at 22316 Harmon Road.

Celebrate Pinal County’s 150th anniversary at a FREE community event featuring live music, food trucks, games, and family activities. The first 150 guests will receive a commemorative chair, plus free shirts, swag, kids’ meals, and more while supplies last!

After a decade in Florence, Town Attorney Clifford Mattice moves on to lead Queen Creek's first in-house legal team.

The Pinal County Planning & Zoning Commission voted 8-1 to recommend approval of a major amendment to the Village at Pecan Grove in San Tan Valley, adding 49 two-story homes alongside 100 single-story units. The project now heads to the Board of Supervisors for final approval, with traffic, neighborhood impact, and design changes at the center of community debate.

A proposed 240-unit apartment complex and daycare in San Tan Valley was sent back to the Planning and Zoning Commission after strong public opposition and a 3-2 Board of Supervisors vote. The remand gives the developer a chance to redesign the project with a greater emphasis on commercial uses in line with community and Board preferences.