Brandon Ryff News Today

Gilbert has settled two lawsuits stemming from the Mayor Brigette Peterson’s ejection of three sign-carrying critics from a council meeting.

Gilbert will now publicly delve into what’s driving the teen violence in town, examine how widespread it actually is and come up with solutions.

Although an investigator said Mayor Brigette Peterson didn’t violate Gilbert’s ethics policy for booting three critics from a meeting, the Town Council is forcing her to get training on how

Gilbert council votes to require Mayor Brigette Peterson to take additional open meeting law training after she had residents removed from meeting.

An outside investigator has found that Mayor Brigette Peterson was acting within her authority when she ordered two residents removed from a council meeting for holding signs that read “Stop

Two Gilbert residents will have “their day in court” after Town Council approved sending their ethics violation complaint against the mayor to an outside investigator.

An outside investigator found no evidence Gilbert Mayor Brigette Peterson violated the town Code of Ethics and recommended dismissing the complaint filed against her by a councilman.

Gilbert Town Council will discuss four ethic complaint reports on Sept. 19. Here's what's in the reports of five complaints filed to the town council.

An outside investigator found no evidence to back the ethics violations complaints filed against two Town Council members by the mayor and a resident.

He presided over cases, including the state’s redistricting map, the Baptist Foundation of Arizona’s $550-million swindle and then-Maricopa County Supervisor Don Stapley’s criminal indictment that was later found to be