Taylor Johnson

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

The City of Maricopa is actively calling on its citizens to get involved, particularly through participation in various city committees. According to a recent report by the City of Maricopa, these groups provide essential feedback to the City Council on a range of topics from public safety, development, to arts and culture. It’s a direct channel for residents to make their voices heard on local matters.

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

Source: Google Street ViewEscalating tensions in a local zoning dispute, the Cochise County Attorney's Office filed an amended complaint against the operators of Ramsey Canyon Inn on Monday, seeking to halt a series of unpermitted activities at the Hereford property located at 3271 E. Desert Storm, official sources reported.

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

Source: City of MaricopaMaricopa residents are invited to meet with city officials regarding a proposed sales tax that could fund the widening of State Route 347, a transportation project in the city. According to a report from the City of Maricopa, open houses will be held on Saturday, April 19, and Tuesday, April 22, where attendees can ask questions, view project maps, and speak with city staff before the proposal goes before the City Council for a vote on May 6.

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

Prescott Valley's Development Services Department has embraced technology with the recent launch of its new interim portal for Electronic Plan Review called goPost by e-PlanSoft. This online platform, detailed by the Town of Prescott Valley's announcement, is set to modernize how building, planning, zoning, and engineering permit applications are submitted. Applicants can now digitally upload all their documents, which streamlines the review process.

1 week ago | hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson

PhoenixGilbert Police Arrest Juvenile Suspected of Carrying Firearm on Highland High School GroundsPublished on April 16, 2025Authorities at the Gilbert Police Department have recently taken a juvenile into custody in connection with a gun-related incident leading to a lockdown at Highland High School. According to a report from the Gilbert Police Department, the situation began unfolding on Tuesday morning, when students witnessed a 17-year-old male student with a firearm on school grounds.