Chandler’s Price Corridor receives rarely-awarded Best of Arizona honor
Price Corridor, Chandler's largest employment hub, recently received the prestigious, rarely-awarded Best of Arizona honor for economic development.
Tempe grants $1.2M as pandemic aid to 180 struggling small businesses
More than 180 Tempe-based small businesses split $1.2 million in grants from the city to help sustain them during the COVID-19 pandemic in the Tempe Small-Business Grant Program.
Bashas’ shopper a theft victim twice; incidents ‘unfortunate,’ store says
A Tempe cancer patient was a victim of theft twice in two months inside the same Bashas', at Warner and McClintock in Tempe.
Tempe business owner creates advocacy group to support police
True Blue Tempe, while not officially affiliated with the Tempe Police Department, is a group of businesses that support the police, advocating for respect for law and order and for a strong, well-trained, well-funded department.
Free COVID-19 tests Dec. 2-3 at Westside Multigenerational Center
Tempe will offer free COVID-19 saliva tests in partnership with ASU Biodesign Institute, Tempe Fire Medical Rescue and Care7 Dec. 2-3 at Westside Multigenerational Center, 715 W. Fifth St. Saliva testing is quick, easy and reliable.
Month-long Chandler for the Holidays festivities now under way downtown
Holiday lights and decorations are appearing throughout Downtown Chandler and the holiday spirit is growing in anticipation of the month-long Chandler for the Holidays events to celebrate the season.
Downtown Chandler to celebrate Small Business Saturday on Nov. 28
More than 50 locally-owned businesses in Downtown Chandler will be featured during Small Business Saturday on Nov. 28, sponsored by Downtown Chandler Community Partnership.
Beach Park faith-based concert organizer may be cited; Tempe police to stop any others...
The organizer of a Nov. 1 faith-based concert at Tempe Beach Park that proceeded without proper permitting may face legal action by Tempe.
COVID prompts Woods to extend time for developers to get permits, reviews
COVID-19 prompts Tempe mayor to extend time for developers to get permits, reviews.
Woods addresses Tempe’s resiliency during pandemic in State of the City
Tempe Mayor Corey Woods, in his first State of the City address on Oct. 30, focused on how Tempe is attempting to help businesses, residents and non-profits in the wake of COVID-19.