Log in

News
132 results total, viewing 1 - 12
Tempe is working to recruit more landlords to expand affordable housing options for residents in housing voucher programs, as its new damage claim assistance program helps ensure that participating rental properties stay market-ready. more
The Tempe City Council has approved spending federal and state funds for programs to benefit neighborhoods viewed as the most vulnerable to the effects of climate change. Growing Together: A … more
Tempe has its plans in place to handle the anticipated revenue cuts to come as a result of the state Legislature’s ban on collecting residential rental taxes. more
Nearly 29 percent of total eligible voters cast ballots in Tempe’s March election with Mayor Corey Woods, incumbent council members Doreen Garlid, Randy Keating and newcomer Nikki Amberg as the … more
A “revolutionary” dining experience has opened in Tempe at Fujiya Market, 1335 W University Dr., offering convenient and authentic Japanese meals with just the push of a button. more
Three 14-year-old girls told Tempe police they were being followed by a man Thursday evening, and authorities are asking the public to help them identify him. Police responded about 5:45 p.m. … more

Arizona State University will showcase an array of STEM displays and activities for the public to enjoy during the Luke Days 2024 Airshow, March 22-24, at Luke Air Force Base in Glendale. more
Tempe Transit has recorded significant growth in its ridership since the pandemic, as the city continues to expand its services and look into areas where it can invest for further improvement. more
Celebrate Tempe Health and Human Services Day on Saturday, March 16, with over 50 resource booths, a Kid Fun Zone, live music and food, giveaways and more.  more
Bojangles , a chicken and breakfast brand with made-from-scratch food, announced March 14 the signing of a multiunit development agreement that will bring 20 new restaurants to Phoenix, marking the … more
Firefighters from Tempe Fire Station No. 3 were playing a game of pickleball between calls on March 12 when a car came speeding through their pickleball court, hit a fire hydrant and then crashed into several parked cars, which belonged to fire staff at that station.  more
Tempe City Council will consider issuing a statement against Senate Bill 1005, which prohibits using public dollars for diversity, equity and inclusion programs and requiring employees to partake in DEI training. more
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 11 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past 60 days.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.