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Next DoorGlendale's council approved the Project Eagle data center annexation near Luke Air Force BaseIf you live near Litchfield Road and Olive Avenue, this one is close to home. Glendale's City Council approved the zoning and annexation of 160 acres for Project Eagle, about 1 mile north of Luke Air Force Base. The vote came at the Oct. 27 council meeting, and the city says the project will raise $150 million in revenue over the next decade.Thursday’s editionRead

City Hall from local newsrooms

From Your Valley, azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic and KJZZ, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Your ValleyNov. 5

    Board of Supervisors approves new e-bike policy

    The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors on Nov. 4 approved an e-bike ordinance to no opposition during its formal meeting.

  2. azcentral.com and The Arizona RepublicNov. 5

    This is Arizona's safest city, study says. See how your city ranked

    How safe is your Arizona city? A new national study ranked nine cities across the state. See where your city landed.

  3. Your ValleyNov. 4

    Wittmann incorporation, annexation topic for Surprise City Council members

    Pursuing efforts to become incorporated, a group of Wittmann residents now seek Surprise annexation as part of the process, despite maintaining resistance of the notion in the past.

  4. Your ValleyNov. 4

    Surprise council tackles potential Wittmann annexation in meeting

    Pursuing efforts to become incorporated, a group of Wittmann residents now seek Surprise annexation as part of the process, despite maintaining resistance of the notion in the past.

  5. KJZZNov. 4

    A legal fight is brewing between Buckeye and a former city planner

    A former planner for Buckeye has filed a notice of claim against the city over having been fired while negotiating her return to work under the Americans with Disabilities Act.