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Oldest single-owner tattoo shop in Tempe marks 31st …

10/2/2024
Mark Walters opened Living Canvas Tattoos a little more than 30 years ago, paving the way for more shops to open in Tempe and establishing a business that continues to value its customers and artists.

Healing Field memorializes 9/11 at Tempe Beach Park

9/9/2024
The Exchange Club of Tempe presents its Healing Field tribute at Tempe Beach Park from Sept. 7 through Wednesday, Sept. 11, in memory of those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.

ASU maintains its role as an ‘economic engine’ in …

8/29/2024
Arizona State University continues to be a major driver of Tempe’s economy according to local experts, with its impact going beyond just the tens of thousands of students spending and working in the city.

Tempe looks to lower speeds through downtown area

8/20/2024
The city of Tempe will hold public hearings on Aug. 26 and Sept. 19 for proposed speed limit changes on four major roadways, which aim to better match the function and character of these corridors.

Tour Tempe’s historic Elias-Rodriguez House this …

12/5/2023
One of Tempe’s oldest adobe homes, the Elias-Rodriguez House, welcomes visitors to explore the historic property this spring, further establishing itself as a landmark of the city’s Mexican American heritage.

Tempe Center for the Arts records high audience …

11/21/2023
Tempe Center for the Arts brings vibrancy to the community through targeted programs, shows and more thanks to the city’s continued commitment to Tempe artists and residents, city council was told recently.

Thanksgiving closures expected in Tempe

11/21/2023
In observance of Thanksgiving, the city of Tempe will close all administrative offices on Thursday and Friday, Nov. 23-24.  

First public hearing held on Tempe’s amended …

11/1/2023
Tempe is moving forward in amending its city code to expand its anti-discrimination ordinance to make it illegal for people with the authority to rent, sell or lease housing to discriminate based on an applicant or buyer’s source of income.

Community concerned with Tempe’s proposed …

9/21/2023
Local landlords and a multihousing association official spoke up at a recent meeting about Tempe’s proposed change to its anti-discrimination ordinance that would expand protections to sources of income, including federal and local housing vouchers.

Tempe approves use of $1.7M contract for shelter …

9/13/2023
Tempe’s temporary shelter Sue’s Espacio will receive up to $1.7 million in funding for Mercy House Living Centers to provide housing placement and other related services over the next two years.

Program matches Tempe high schoolers with businesses …

8/22/2023
More than 30 local students spent summer break gaining work experience and building professional skills thanks to the Career Ready Tempe program, which matches students with Tempe businesses for a six-week paid summer internship.

Tempe’s collaborative plan for a growing population

8/22/2023
Projections by the Maricopa Association of Governments estimate that Tempe’s population will grow from 167,400, as recorded on July 1, 2022, to 269,700 by the same date in 2060 — an increase of 38%.