Tempe

COVID-19 prompts Tempe mayor to extend time for developers to get permits, reviews.

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.

Tempe's BEST is there for those with developmental disabilities as they navigate the hiring process.

Business development initiatives, strategic progress, challenges, opportunities and a glimpse into the city’s future will highlight Mayor Corey Woods’ 2020 State of the City report on Friday, Oct. 30.

Daily Dose is hiring for several positions at its new restaurant in Tempe. The eatery had been open only five days in March when it was forced to close because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Retired Tempe Police Department Commander Jeff Glover has been named interim chief of the department.

A multi-year process to address long-term issues with Tempe's transit system will be unveiled to the public Sept. 17 by City Council.

All areas on the north side Tempe Town Lake that had been closed due to the July 29 train derailment are now open. Boat Beach, Lakeview Drive and the sidewalk are accessible to...