Police, agency link resources to ‘Take a bite out of hunger’
Tempe Community Action Agency and the Tempe Police Department have joined forces in a combined, first-ever Take a Bite Out of Hunger food drive to benefit TCAA’s food pantry initiative.
Throng of well-wishers makes it official for newly elected members of Tempe City Council
Tempe’s City Council chambers overflowed with well-wishers as two current council members and one new one were sworn into office in an official City Hall observance.
Education movement continues to increase visibility of public school funding issues
The #RedForEd movement is rolling along, despite the seasonal summer break. It’s a lower profile, of course, compared with the large volume of teachers who participated in the walkout in April.
Tempe meeting to present info on ballot props takes place Aug. 1
The city of Tempe will host an information session on the two propositions that will appear on the city’s Nov. 6 Special Election ballot.
Tempe Mayor Mitchell appointed as leader among U.S. Mayors
Mayor Mark Mitchell has been appointed to the Advisory Board of the U.S. Conference of Mayors
Tempe development projects that legally used a key, state-sanctioned development incentive can continue
The city of Tempe provided the following commentary relating to an announcement from Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich regarding a lawsuit over a method used by Tempe to help stimulate economic development.
New exec, new vision: Chandler rolls out a welcome mat to revitalized downtown
The new branding strives to encompass the many shifts in an increasingly urban atmosphere.
Text-messaging graffiti hotline comes to Chandler
Texting is one of the easiest and most popular methods to communicate.
Chandler Chamber announces picks for upcoming election
The Chandler Chamber of Commerce has released its 2018 candidate endorsements for public office after the recent completion of their Good Government candidate interviews.
What you need to know about using fireworks in Tempe and Chandler
The Chandler Fire, Health & Medical (CFHM) Department is reminding residents that while some types of fireworks are legal to sell and purchase at local businesses, the use and misuse of fireworks can lead to personal injury, injury to others, harm to pets, property damage, and destruction of the environment.