Community News

The legalization of recreational marijuana approved in Tuesday’s election will not change our long-held, continuing commitment to producing a family-friendly publication that we feel reflects the values of our readers.

Tempe's multi-modal transportation system takes another step forward with the opening of two bicycle-pedestrian connectivity projects.

No doubt Edna Minger of Chandler could come up with 105 reasons to keep living, her verve not diminished by her 105 years.

Chandler Regional Medical Center physicians urge the public to get flu shots to help prevent the spread of disease and prevent tens of thousands of hospitalizations this winter.

The Tempe Family YMCA's second annual Spooky Sprint 5K Run-Walk is Oct. 30 and Nov. 1, and, like most Halloween-related events, will be virtual.

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Tardeada keeps alive city’s Hispanic history, traditions — albeit it virtually this year due to COVID-19.

Remaining meetings of Tempe's Public Safety Advisory Task Force, to consider reforms of the Police Department, will be available to the public live.