Kathy Tilque News Today

Gilbert has a tentative $2.3-billion spending plan in place for the fiscal year beginning July 1 that increases funding for nonprofits.

Gilbert last week had to scrap its proposed revisions to standards for accessory dwelling units after the governor inked a new law that takes away local control over these structures.

For the past two years, Redemption Church in Gilbert has offered water and an air-conditioned place for those seeking respite from the intense summer heat.

Gilbert Town Council is looking to address teen violence by going after hosts of unruly gatherings and banning those younger than 18 from possessing brass knuckles.

Gilbert Vice Mayor and mayoral candidate Scott Anderson is ahead in the race for campaign donations among the six candidates in the town’s July 30 Primary Election.

Town Council will look at possibly banning juveniles from having brass knuckles, enhancing the town’s relationship with school districts and budgeting next fiscal year a police officer to handle community

Town Council last week directed staff to devise a one-year pilot program with up to $10,000 in funding for nonprofits to control the homeless cat population on private properties in

Gilbert plans to ask voters in November to approve raising a state-spending cap in order to do cash-funded capital projects without being penalized for going over the limit.

Gilbert plans to ask voters in November to approve raising a state-spending cap in order to do cash-funded capital projects without being penalized for going over the limit.

The days of getting a free charge for electric vehicle owners are coming to an end at three town-owned facilities.