MANILA, Philippines — A residential area in Barangay 602, Sta. Mesa, Manila was caught on fire on Wednesday morning, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) reported. In an update released 11:45 a.m ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Airports and airlines have declared it safe to fly, but caution has shifted to the journey through flood-affected areas still ...

Description: A 14-acre commercial center bordering Mesa and Gilbert in the southeast Valley aims to bring a fitness center and dining options to the area. The project, dubbed Avalon Ranch ...

Hundreds of thousands of people in Australia's Queensland state were without power on Sunday after Alfred, a downgraded tropical cyclone, brought damaging winds and heavy rains, sparking flood ...

Hundreds of thousands of homes are still without power in South East Queensland while multiple emergency alerts remain in place in the wake of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred which has sparked major ...

Verde Investments Inc., owned by billionaire Ernest Garcia II, purchased the remaining 34 acres of the former Fiesta Mall in Mesa for nearly $24 million. The purchase completes Verde Investments ...

287 MESA, ARIZ. — SimonCRE has acquired 64 acres of land for a new mixed-use development dubbed Medina Station in Mesa, roughly 20 miles outside Phoenix. Plans for the roughly 305,335-square ...

New Zealanders in Queensland are battening down the hatches or changing their flights home to make a hasty getaway from the state as Tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches. One man who who flew to ...

Tropical Cyclone Alfred, which spawned last week amid a rare trio of tropical cyclones in the South Pacific, is forecast to make landfall in southern Queensland near Brisbane, Australia ...

It's unclear where exactly category 2 Tropical Cyclone Alfred will make landfall this week in southeast Queensland, but residents are being told to prepare in advance. Tropical Cyclone Alfred is ...

The severe weather system, which resulted in NSW’s first cyclone watch issued in over three decades, is expected to smash Australia’s coastline as a category two system on Thursday night.

No longer. The latest forecasts show the storm sharply changing direction and making a beeline for heavily populated areas of southeast Queensland. Its erratic path is not unexpected. Cyclones ...