Mesa authorities investigate a fatal electrocution at a utility substation and a non-fatal injury from tampering with SRP equipment, while a husband rescues his wife during a home fire near Baseline Road. Election campaigns are intensifying as candidates prepare for Mesa's upcoming primary elections.

Mesa residents should stay alert after a firearm incident near the Mesa Marketplace shopping center left one person hospitalized. A family also received a heartfelt surprise in a keepsake urn, while the City encourages using the Citizen app for safety and updates.

Mesa's latest episode covers a heroic firefighter rescue, the launch of the Citizen app for safety alerts, and the East Valley Juneteenth Freedom Day celebration. It also highlights a rising local chef and Mesa's scorching weather forecast.

Mesa police officers were hospitalized after rescuing two residents from a burning home, highlighting the dangers faced by first responders. The FAA has asked Mesa to delay landing fees at Falcon Field due to safety concerns, while city council candidates debate key issues ahead of the Arizona primary.

Mesa police made a critical arrest during a high-speed chase, recovering 14 stolen vehicles and a concealed handgun in a dramatic traffic stop. The city also received national recognition for its efficient governance and a new citizen app is helping residents stay informed and connected.

Mesa police arrested a local man after seizing over $2,800 in stolen packages during a traffic stop, citing ongoing investigations into recent package thefts. A Mesa family also received an urn by mistake after an online order, while Allegiant Airlines cut three routes affecting travel between Mesa, Phoenix, and Tucson.

Mesa, Arizona — Law enforcement investigates a high-speed chase on Loop 202 that led to a collision involving Mesa PD vehicles, resulting in a man's arrest and traffic delays. Residents also experienced an early morning storm with lightning and rare cloud formations, offering a brief respite from the summer heat.

Mesa residents face legal debates over a man arrested for filming police, raising questions about transparency and public safety. The city also discusses a proposed vote on traffic enforcement cameras and a man accused of threatening a neighbor amid global tensions.

Mesa residents are grappling with a tragic death of a man with developmental disabilities found in a hot van near a care facility, while the city launches the Citizen app to enhance public safety and community engagement. Downtown Mesa also sees growth with a new food hall opening near the historic district, alongside the Section 7 basketball summer camp attracting statewide attention.

Mesa residents now have access to the Citizen app for real-time safety alerts and emergency reporting, as the city ramps up community engagement efforts. With monsoon season approaching and a heat advisory in effect, officials urge preparation for severe weather and temperatures hitting 108°F.