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Don’t become a victim of identity theft. The Mesa Main Library is offering a free workshop on how to avoid the dangers and pitfalls of this virtual crime. The workshop is held 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 6.
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office says 11 people have been arrested in an operation targeting false identifications used to gain employment.
Here are 10 tips to keep your holiday shopping season a little more jolly and a lot less jarring on the wallet.
A Gilbert father and his two sons are facing federal charges following their arrests involving a $10 million money order scheme authorities say stemmed from the Mama Mia Panaderia and Market in Chandler.
CASA GRANDE — Stumpy the tortoise, star of the Casa Grande-based Wildman Phil reptile show, was safely reunited with his owner Thursday, a day after he and several other reptiles were kidnapped in the metro Denver area.
A nurse at a hospital in Mesa is being accused of stealing nearly $700 worth of drugs for his personal use.
I was probably about 11 years old when I had my first experience with Internet safety.
Chandler police are looking for two suspects involved in a bicycle theft who detectives believe are part of a large-scale identity theft ring operating throughout central and northern Arizona.
Crime numbers have dropped significantly in Tempe over the last decade, according to Tempe Police Department data, and Arizona Mills mall — once one of the worst areas of the city for auto theft and other crime – has worked hard to fix its own safety status.
Crime numbers have dropped significantly in Tempe over the last decade, according to Tempe Police Department data, and Arizona Mills mall — once one of the worst areas of the city for auto theft and other crime – has worked hard to fix its own safety status.
Crime numbers have dropped significantly in Tempe over the last decade, according to Tempe Police Department data, and Arizona Mills mall — once one of the worst areas of the city for auto theft and other crime – has worked hard to fix its own safety status.
Dear Debt Adviser: My father died in 2011, and my mother is the surviving spouse. There are no court papers showing her as the executrix — nothing but his will. Would that be sufficient to send along with the death certificate and information to have a “do not issue credit” flag put on his credit file? — Wanda
Dear Debt Adviser: My father died in 2011, and my mother is the surviving spouse. There are no court papers showing her as the executrix — nothing but his will. Would that be sufficient to send along with the death certificate and information to have a “do not issue credit” flag put on his credit file? — Wanda
A rare, first-edition copy of one of the Mormon community’s most holy books has been missing for nearly a week, and its owner would like to have it back so it can complete its religious mission.
Friday the 13th can make some people wary and worry, but for east Mesa residents Bob and Jean Colfer, a recent passing of that day turned out wonderful thanks to another Mesan, Herman Spier.
An Apache Junction man who was shot and killed after he shot an undercover Mesa police officer in the leg at a Fry's grocery store parking lot Tuesday had been released from prison less than a month ago, according to Arizona Department of Corrections records.
"You've got to be kidding me. At the governor's state of the state speech, there were protesters from the left that were both protesting killing animals for hunting, and supporting abortion at the same time? And they have the nerve to call conservatives crazy!"
MESA, Ariz. (AP) — Maricopa County deputies have arrested at least three people suspected of identification theft at a Mesa business. Sheriff Joe Arpaio tells KTVK-TV Wednesday they expect more arrests. Arpaio says this is the fourth ID theft raid on a Mesa business in the past six months and so far 55 people have been taken into custody for false identification.
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Information from: KTVK-TV, http://www.azfamily.com/
Although the theft of personal information -- such as Social Security numbers, dates of birth and credit card numbers -- has been a big problem for individuals for a number of years, the equivalent for businesses has become a multibillion-dollar headache.
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