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The Chandler-based Ocotillo Artists Group features different artists periodically. This month, landscape artist Curtis J. Jackson, who splits his time between Gilbert and Mountain View, Alberta, … more
Before the Chandler Unified Governing Board took on more delicate topics involving indigenous people at its Sept. 9 meeting, an award involving educating such students was presented to a CUSD staff … more
Adam Baugh of Withey Morris Baugh is working on three Chandler infill projects, according to a news release. Referring to the three properties as being on “difficult, empty corners,” the … more
The Chandler Symphony Orchestra’s 34th season kicks off with some specially themed concerts. These include the first in the orchestra’s chamber music series with the 3 p.m. Sunday, October … more
The Ready Set Go Foundation and Chandler Councilmember O.D. Harris will host the fifth annual Mental Well-Being Walk from 8-9:30 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 17, at Downtown Chandler Square. The annual … more
Gas prices in the Valley dropped slightly despite more instability in the Middle East, as a gallon of gas averaged $4.62 a gallon, down one cent from last week, according to AAA Arizona. more

A zoning code amendment is one of dozens of decisions the Chandler City Council will be asked to tackle during its only public-meeting week of September. Council will be asked to approve an … more
Drivers will encounter freeway closures and restrictions this weekend along Loops 101, 202, 303 and State Routes 51, 347, state transportation officials said Thursday. Here is what to expect … more
A 34-year-old man faces charges in after police said he fled from officers who attempted a traffic stop Friday afternoon and then barricaded himself  inside his Mesa home. Mesa police … more
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation’s Aug. 21 announcement likely won’t mean anything to city of Chandler water customers in 2027 or most of 2028, according to one city director. But the details … more
This summer, Joshua Lee did some traveling rare for an American teen. The Chandler teen, BASIS student and violinist was one of the few musicians chosen for an international orchestra training … more
Almost 30 public speakers and a 20-minute board discussion preceded a 3-2 Chandler Unified Governing Board vote on one of the action items at its Sept. 9 meeting. more
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