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Chandler International film fest returns for 7th time in January
The Chandler International Film Festival announces the highly anticipated return of its seventh annual film festival which will feature over 120 films from more than 35 countries. This … more
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Tumbleweed Tree Lighting rescheduled for Monday, Dec. 5
The City of Chandler’s Tumbleweed Tree Lighting and Parade of Lights were scheduled for Dec. 3 but were postponed due to inclement weather. City staff was able to find a new date for the … more
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Proposed new CUSD courses introduced
CHANDLER — Want to learn how to create video games? If you’re about to attend a Chandler Unified School District middle or high school campus, you could learn about this or one of … more
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Omicron variant of COVID-19 still a concern, fire chief says
CHANDLER — Chandler Fire Chief Tom Dwiggins said COVID-19 hasn’t gone away. “Across the state, we’re seeing about 5,000 new cases of COVID-19 per week in Maricopa County, and … more
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Charity golf tourney is Dec. 1 at Ocotillo
CHANDLER — The Marijuana Industry Trade Association  has announced its second annual Winter Charity Golf Tournament, Thursday, Dec. 1 at Ocotillo Golf Club, 3751 S. Clubhouse Drive in … more
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Chandler Fire launches firefighter cancer screening service
CHANDLER — The Chandler Fire Department is now offering cancer screening to its first responders as the latest in a series of measures to reduce and mitigate exposure to carcinogens. The … more
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Thanksgiving holiday service schedule for the City of Chandler
CHANDLER — The City of Chandler has released its service closures for the Thanksgiving holiday Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 24-26. City administrative offices will be closed Thursday, … more
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Chandler Council makes non-discrimination ordinance law
CHANDLER — While the non-discrimination ordinance advanced by the Chandler City Council at its Nov. 10 meeting isn’t law yet, it seems to have passed its biggest hurdles. By a … more
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Chandler Council advances single-family home chickens ordinance
CHANDLER — An ordinance allowing chickens to be kept at any single-family home was advanced by the Chandler City Council at a recent meeting. Ordinance No. 5035, which has been worked on … more
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Chandler residents oppose county-island apartments
CHANDLER — A planned development that was a hot topic at a recent Chandler City Council meeting wasn’t on the agenda. In fact, it didn’t involve any city developments at … more
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Chandler school board: One incumbent out, two newcomers elected
Patti Serrano and Kurt Rohrs  were the two unofficial leaders in Maricopa County Elections Department reporting early Saturday morning in the Chandler USD Governing Board race. With Maricopa … more
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Serrano, Rohrs are Chandler School Board election leaders
Patti Serrano and Kurt Rohrs  were the two leaders in early Maricopa County Elections Department reporting Tuesday night in the Chandler USD Governing Board race. With voters asked to pick … more
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