Gilbert News

A father, a daughter and a clash of cultures

ReporterNews.com - Sat Nov 07

We don't know why Faleh Hassan Almaleki came to this country in the mid-'90s, and it's unlikely he'll be able to tell us anytime soon.

$25M spent so far on Heritage District

Scottsdale Tribune - Sat Nov 07

DOWNTOWN STROLL: A couple walk past Joe's Bar-B-Que in downtown Gilbert. The town has spent at least $25 million over the last 10 years upgrading its Heritage District in an effort to attract visitors.

AZ. police agencies search for ID thief

KTAR - Sat Nov 07

Arizona police agencies stretching from Prescott Valley to Mesa are looking for a woman using stolen identity and credit cards.

Police seek help finding identity theft suspect

The Daily Courier - Sat Nov 07

A woman suspected of identity theft has made more than 47 charges, including some in Prescott Valley, using a stolen credit card account number.

Mesa plaza hails end of road construction

East Valley Tribune - Fri Nov 06

The intersection at Gilbert and University now has additional lanes in each direction, helping traffic to flow into and around area businesses.

Woman convicted in fake bomb threat case in Tempe

KGUN-TV Tucson - Fri Nov 06

A Chandler woman has been convicted of calling in a bomb threat in order to cancel classes at Tempe's Corona del Sol High School.

Scottsdale man sentenced in ID theft ring

KGUN-TV Tucson - Thu Nov 05

A Scottsdale man charged in an identity theft operation has been sentenced to eight years in prison.

Gilbert panel OKs rezoning

Scottsdale Tribune - Thu Nov 05

The Gilbert Planning Commission voted 6-1 Wednesday to recommend Town Council approval on a general plan amendment and zoning change regarding a proposed 156-acre development of office buildings, business parks and multifamily housing by the Rockefeller Group at the northeast corner of Warner and Recker roads.

Work on bus link to light rail delayed

Scottsdale Tribune - Thu Nov 05

Chandler plans on making room for bus rapid transit on Arizona Avenue to connect to the light rail in Mesa.

Blindness fails to slow Chandler runner

Scottsdale Tribune - Wed Nov 04

Cindy Rogers, left, and her running partner, Mari Brown, run along a path in Dobson Ranch on Monday in Mesa.