Cities do not own the land within their boundaries. In Peoria, land is privately owned or owned by the state of Arizona. The Arizona Constitution designates state land to be sold to fund schools.

Peoria's new boundaries create little change in the percentage of voting-age Hispanic residents in each district. The biggest shift was in Acacia, which lost an estimated 4.25% of voting-age ...

Differences surfaced Monday among council members about the future boundaries of the city's five political districts. A recommendation on the city's map pushed by 1st District City Councilman C… ...

On Tuesday, the Peoria City Council is scheduled to review a proposal from city staff to purchase the 11-story PNC Building, Creve Coeur Building and the attached parking garage from Cullinan ...