Pinal County is conducting a survey of residents from Northwest Pinal County to better understand their occupational skills and aspirations.

According to past visitor evaluations, the Florence Historic Home Tour is one of the best in Arizona. Comments included those who praised the layout and quality of the historic homes as well as the available food vendors and accompanying events.

Voting in Pinal County could see some changes in 2020 to enhance the voter experience and make it easier to place your ballot.

A Freeze Warning has been issued for San Tan Valley and the surrounding areas in northern Pinal County, including Casa Grande, Florence and Coolidge.

Across the nation Americans will be celebrating Black History Month in February. And CASA of Pinal County recognizes the positive difference that our advocates of color have made to children in the foster care system.

The new year is upon us, and you can take full advantage by experiencing something fun and unique!

A recently released study from the University of Arizona’s Department of Agriculture and Resources Economics confirms what many local farmers and ranchers have known for a long time – Pinal County’s agriculture footprint in the state and beyond is remarkable.

Every three years, property taxpayers that have an exemption for being a widow or widower must submit a renewal application to the County Assessor. Those taxpayer’s with an exemption for a Disability or a Non-Profit must resubmit as well.

Pinal County has had a very busy 2018 with much of the accomplishments improving life in and immediately surrounding San Tan Valley.

Taseko Mines Limited is pleased to announce that following receipt of all necessary state and federal operating permits, wellfield operations were commenced and injection and recovery systems have now been fully ramped up at its Florence Copper Project in central Arizona. Following an initial leaching period, leach solutions are flowing at expected levels and copper has been detected in solutions recovered from process sample wells.

Pinal County, in conjunction with the county’s Department of Housing and Workforce Development, will conduct a series of public meetings beginning January 14, 2019 and ending on January 18, 2019.

New Year’s resolutions typically focus on self-improvement: lose weight, stop smoking, exercise more often. This year, why not resolve to do something even more lasting: improve the life of a child who’s suffered abuse and neglect?

The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office is partnering with the Department of Defense in the DoD Skillbridge Program.

The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office has been awarded a total of $236,000 in grant funding by the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety to help PCSO keep county roads safe.

Celebrate the season with loved ones by taking on an adventure! Two opportunities at Lost Dutchman State Park give you the experience of a hike under the glow of the full moon.