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South Pier, a multi-use development, would be built on 12 acres on the south shore of Tempe Town Lake east of Rural Road. It would include seven buildings built in phases over 15 years, as well as an observation wheel, pedestrian bridge and public dock.
Tempe asks Arizona Supreme Court to review $1.8B South Pier project ruling
Tempe has filed a request for the Arizona Supreme Court to review a recent appeals court decision that would allow the fate of a $1.8 billion lakeside development to go before voters. South Pier, … more
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Residential outdoor living firm expands in Arizona with Tempe location
System Pavers, an outdoor living design and installation company, is expanding to Arizona with the opening of an office in Tempe. The company’s office is at 5024 S. Ash Ave., Suite 109, and … more
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Craig Krumwiede (left) accepts an award for his induction into the W.P. Carey Alumni Hall of Fame at the ASU Tempe campus.
Harvard Investments CEO inducted into W.P. Carey Alumni Hall of Fame
Craig Krumwiede, president and CEO of Scottsdale-based Harvard Investments, was recently inducted into the Arizona State University W. P. Carey Alumni Hall of Fame. Established in 1977, the W. P. … more
Mochinut opened in Tempe a year-and-a-half ago, selling its mochi donuts and more.
Mochinut in Tempe does donuts differently
Glazed donuts, crispy Korean corn dogs and boba tea make up the menu at Mochinut in Tempe, a different kind of donut shop in the East Valley.  more
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100 Mill in Tempe, from developer Hines, has achieved LEED Silver certification for its sustainable construction.
100 Mill in Tempe honored for sustainable construction
The 100 Mill project in downtown Tempe has earned the prestigious LEED Silver certification for its sustainability and environmentally friendly construction, according to a news release from developer Hines.  more
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ProShred Arizona held a paper shredding event to benefit Operation Santa Claus in Tempe on Dec. 10.
Tempe business shreds paper for charity
ProShred Arizona did their part to help kids in need have a merry Christmas during their Shredding for Santa document shredding event on Saturday, Dec. 10.  more
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Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport, built on the foundation of a former U.S. Air Force base, is a key in the region to bringing in various technology companies to the region.
East Valley riding wave of technology growth in region
The East Valley has been reaping the benefits of the technology sector’s growth in Arizona and Greater Phoenix. The area has seen growth through several corridors across the region, making it a major player in Arizona’s designation as the “Silicon Desert,” a term that has hovered over the area for decades. more
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Sue Rigler, an Arizona State University alum, is adding to Tempe with the opening of Hundred Mile Brewing this fall.
Meet Your Business: Hundred Mile Brewing Company joins Tempe beer scene
Tempe is famously home to a number of craft breweries and the city recently added another one to its growing roster.  more
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The U.S. Department of Labor is encouraging employees of Tempe-based Valley Wide Plastering to come forward if they are owed money by the company.
Feds seek employees owed money by embattled Tempe company
The U.S. Department of Labor is seeking current and former employees of a Tempe construction contractor who may be owed a share of more than $2.6 million in overtime wages and damages recovered after a federal court approved a consent judgment in response to litigation and a long-standing investigation by the department, according to a news release from the department.  more
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Tempe aerospace manufacturer appoints new CEO
ALIGN PRECISION, a leading manufacturer of precision components and assemblies for critical applications in the aerospace, defense, semiconductor, and evolving high-tech industries, has announced the appointment of Mark Cherry as Chief Executive Officer, effective Dec. 5.  more
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The Novus Innovation Corridor is a collaboration between Arizona State University, the city of Tempe and Catellus Development Co. The 20-year project will completely transform downtown Tempe.
Novus Innovation Corridor will transform downtown Tempe
A 20-year development project is set to permanently transform the streets of downtown Tempe on some of the city’s only remaining land.  more
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Tempe Marketplace announced Dec. 1 it was adding five new tenants.
Tempe Marketplace gains 5 new tenants
Tempe Marketplace announced it is adding five new tenants to its growing retail lineup.  more
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Headquartered in Tempe, TruWest Credit Union has launched Home by TruWest Mortgage.
Tempe credit union launches mortgage program
TruWest Credit Union, based in Tempe, has announced the launch of Home by TruWest Mortgage, a dedicated brand offering borrowers a variety of home lending options, competitive rates, unparalleled service and the backing of a 70-year, community-based financial institution. more
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Alec Evans, assistant director of data science for DriveTime, guides Miguel Fernandez, 16, left and Zyron Hilsee, 16, as they work to create a chatbot through Microsoft Azure during the Mark Cuban Foundation AI Boot Camp at the DriveTime corporate office in Tempe in this Oct. 22 photo.
Tempe company introduces students to AI careers
AI technology has advanced significantly since its inception in the 1950s. One Arizona company is doing its part to debunk common AI misconceptions by teaching the future generation of AI engineers. more
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The new Omni Tempe Hotel at ASU, still under construction, is taking reservations for its spring 2023 opening.
Omni Tempe Hotel at ASU taking reservations for 2023
Omni Tempe Hotel at ASU is now accepting reservations for stays beginning on April 28, 2023, with rates starting at $275 per night. more
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Tempe Mayor Corey Woods, city officials and White Castle team members broke ground at the burger joint's new Tempe location on Nov. 15.
White Castle breaks ground on new Tempe location
White Castle, home of the iconic “slider” hamburger, broke ground today at its new Tempe location.  more
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The Tempe Industrial Center has been sold by Cushman & Wakefield, full leased, for $11.5 million.
Tempe Industrial Center sold for $11.5M
Cushman & Wakefield has advised the sale of a fully leased 72,142-square-foot industrial property in Tempe. Known as the Tempe Industrial Center the freestanding building is 100% leased and serves as the headquarters to a high-end bike manufacturing company, according to a news release.  more
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Bill Herzog is the CEO of LionHeart Security Services in Tempe.
Meet Your Business: Tempe security firm expands reach to Tucson
After spending time serving in the armed forces and working many years in law enforcement, Bill Herzog decided to go private.  Herzog took the plunge and started the private security firm LionHeart Security Services in Tempe in 2010. more
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Slated for completion in July 2023, Sight Logistics Park in Tempe will feature two buildings offering a total of 356,904 square feet of industrial space.
Construction begins on new Sight Logistics Park in Tempe
Phoenix-based ViaWest Group, with Willmeng Construction as general contractor, has broken ground on Sight Logistics Park in Tempe.  more
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U.S. Egg partners with Arizona Helping Hands for toy drive
U.S. Egg, a Valley breakfast and lunch spot, is teaming up with Arizona Helping Hands this November for its annual toy and pajama drive benefiting boys and girls in foster care. Arizona Helping … more

Angry Crab Shack, based in Mesa, will open its 16th Arizona location in Tempe this November at 660 W. Warner Road.
Angry Crab Shack to open new location in Tempe
Angry Crab Shack, the locally owned and operated seafood restaurant opened by former NFL player Ron Lou in 2013, announced that it will open its 16th in-state restaurant location in Tempe in early November.  more
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Salt River Project, which has its headquarters in Tempe, provides its employees with the Adoption Assistance Program, and Nick Bratcher knows what it’s like to be a child waiting for a family.
Phoenix family grows with help from SRP
It’s an uncommon employee perk that altered Nick Bratcher and his wife Ashlee’s world and the futures of their three children. Salt River Project, which has its headquarters in Tempe, … more
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Morning Squeeze supports local veterans with November fundraiser
Morning Squeeze is thanking local veterans with a month-long fundraiser in November. The groovy breakfast and brunch spot will donate a portion of the month’s proceeds from its three Valley … more
Fyresite co-founders Sean Ellstins and Jason Turnquist have joined forces with EIC Agency founder Dustin Trout in Tempe.
Tempe marketing agencies join forces in strategic partnership
Two Tempe marketing and technology companies have formed a strategic partnership under one roof for the first time.  more
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This rendering shows the Coyotes’ proposed new hockey arena and Tempe Entertainment District.
Tempe mayor calls out ‘alarmist’ Sky Harbor mailer
Tempe Mayor Corey Woods is speaking out against a mailer sent to thousands of Tempe residents earlier this week.  more
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