The San Tan Valley annexation got a commission review Aug. 24. Residents heard about a turn lane, fire service and a September rezoning case.

Board votes 4-1 to begin Pinal County Flock cameras removal from county right-of-ways. Sheriff's contract ends Sept. 29 with equipment coming down after.

Sheriff Ross Teeple ordered the Pinal County Flock cameras contract canceled, citing Fourth Amendment concerns. A right-of-way vote could follow.

The first San Tan Valley annexation hearing covered a vacant Gantzel Road corner eyed for retail. Neighbors raised traffic and CC&R concerns.

The Gila River Police Department's Special Investigations Unit arrested a fugitive with a U.S. Marshals homicide warrant and safely recovered a missing juvenile during the same operation.

San Tan Valley Council approved a Queen Creek financial assistance increase to $450,000 per month. Officials addressed community speculation about interest profits at the March 4 meeting.

Queen Creek moves to release two Pinal County areas from its municipal planning area boundary. The Ocotillo-Meridian annexation advances separately

Arizona VTTF detectives recovered six luxury vehicles worth approximately $700,000 in a Queen Creek search warrant tied to a vehicle theft and fraud investigation.