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A company famous for creating a "car-free" community in Tempe moved a step further in its bid to create a "car-lite" development at Mesas notorious Site 17.

A company famous for creating a “car-free” community in Tempe moved a step further in its bid to create a “car-lite” development at Mesa’s notorious Site 17.

For the second year in a row, Arizona state legislators have introduced measures aimed at preempting municipalities’ power to regulate housing through zoning restrictions – and for the second year,

Another fireworks holiday has passed with no citations issued by the Mesa Police Department for possession or discharge of illegal aerial fireworks.

Mesa Deputy City Manager Natalie Lewis said good-bye to fellow city employees last week after 16 years with the city.

A Main Street motel that served weary travelers to Mesa for almost 90 years was torn down in October after owner Chicanos Por La Causa got a demolition permit from

Work crews, some high off the ground welding steel girders, are busy constructing Mesa’s new $30 million city hall building on Main Street ahead of a project opening next September.

The 86-year-old Federal Building in downtown Mesa officially has begun a new life as an event space called The Post after languishing largely unused for two decades.

Mesa’s Site 17 has become almost as mysterious as Nevada’s Area 51.

A new apartment complex formally opened last week in downtown Mesa, thanks to the efforts of Scottsdale-based Caliber.