City News

Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke confirmed that he is quarantined at home after he tested positive for COVID-19.

Angry South Tempe equestrian lovers tell Tempe City Council that a homeowner's block wall encroaches on one of their favorite bridle paths.

The new look of city government, what’s open and closed for MLK Day and a boost for the Fire Department: It’s all right here in this installment of Chandler Briefs.

Laser Components Detector Group brings a highly skilled workforce to its new 29,000-square-foot facility at at 2277 N. Nevada St., in the Uptown Chandler employment corridor.

Eleven people and organizations, including students, have been named winners of the 2021 MLK Diversity Awards, which honor those who demonstrate a commitment to diversity, inclusion and who exemplify the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., by working to make his dreams a reality.

Tempe increases rates for water and solid-waste services.

Chandler is looking for a new city manager after Marsha Reed, city manager since 2016, announced that she is resigning effective March 4.

The Tempe Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee has opened applications for the annual Merle Fister Veteran Scholarship.