Central Mesa News Today

San Diego transportation officials left gaps in the new bus-only lanes on Park Boulevard. MTS says as long as those gaps exist, it will have to reroute some buses to avoid the December Nights gridlock.

An investigation is underway after an early Sunday crash destroyed the patio of a restaurant in Tuscaloosa.

Residents of the on-campus neighborhood object to the 'drastic' loss of the eucalyptus trees, citing a decrease in shade and livability.

Residents of the on-campus neighborhood object to the 'drastic' loss of the eucalyptus trees, citing a decrease in shade and livability.

For 20 years, William Barnhart has owned an art studio in Mesa and now he plans to open to artists from around the world.

Chamber Names Member of the Year; Honors Top Volunteers The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama recognized top volunteers for 2017 during its 117th annual celebration, presented on Friday, January 19 by The University of Alabama at the Bryant Conference Center. A departure from previous events, attendees were treated to signature dishes from area restaurants including

Festival guests can sample dishes from more than 40 Tuscaloosa area restaurants and food trucks. Admission comes with a keepsake wine glass.

The top 10 ZIP codes for the most eviction filings account for one-third of all the moves by landlords to get tenants out of rentals.

To get a taste of what the region has to offer this spring and summer, gas up your car and get these food festivals on your calendar.

Falling limbs from eucalyptus trees continue to be a problem at the Central Mesa graduate student housing complex for UC San Diego.