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The city of Tempe has released its closures for César Chávez Day.
Anticipated Tempe closures for César Chávez Day
In observance of César Chávez Day on March 31, the city of Tempe will close all administrative offices on April 1.  more
A portion of the drugs seized in Guadalupe by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.
MCSO seizes drugs at 2 sites near Guadalupe elementary school
A series of investigation that began in July have led to the seizure of drugs and weapons in Guadalupe, Maricopa County Sheriff’s officials said Monday. The Maricopa County Sheriff’s … more
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Kaitlin Rodgers has used Arizona Disabled Sports through the city of Mesa to take her son, Ethan, skiing. (Submitted photos/Kaitlin Rodgers.
Valley cities use adaptive rec partnership to open new doors
Mesa and Tempe have long-established programs aimed at helping disabled young people participate in sports activities. The two East Valley cities work through Arizona Disabled Sports, which … more
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Tempe Community Council is now accepting nominations for the 41st annual Don Carlos Humanitarian Awards. 
Tempe Community Council accepting nominations for Don Carlos Humanitarian Awards
Tempe Community Council announced that nominations are now open for the 41st annual Don Carlos Humanitarian Awards.  more
2 juveniles injured during gunfire exchange in Tempe
An investigation is underway following a shooting Friday night in Tempe that sent two juveniles to a hospital. The shooting occurred near Evergreen and University Drive where a teen and another … more
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Tempe Mayor Corey woods has secured his second term as mayor.
Tempe finalizes council, mayoral election results
The Tempe City Council election has been finalized, Mayor Corey Woods and Councilmembers Doreen Garlid and Randy Keating along newcomer Nikki Amberg all securing their seats. more
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Eric C. Anderson has been appointed as the city of Tempe's city attorney.
Tempe appoints new city attorney
Tempe City Council appointed Eric C. Anderson as its new city attorney at its March 21 meeting. more
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Law Day 2023 contest entries and winners are pictured above.
Tempe students invited to take part in Law Day
Tempe Municipal Court invites Tempe school district students in fourth, fifth and sixth grades to take part in the Law Day 2024 art contest.  more
Rep. Greg Stanton will take part in the Tempe Chamber's Capitol Convergence: State of the District.
Tempe Chamber hosts Rep. Stanton on April 3
The Tempe Chamber of Commerce will present Capitol Convergence: State of the District, featuring Rep. Greg Stanton (AZ-4) on Wednesday, April 3 from 8:30 to 10 a.m., at Rio Salado College, 2323 W 14th St. more
Improvements to come for Mill Avenue, following council approval, include ADA accommodations, landscaping and more.
$4.5M Mill Avenue streetscape contract goes before Tempe council
Tempe City Council will vote at its March 21 meeting to award a $4.5 million contract to Achen-Gardner Construction LLC for the completion of streetscape improvements along Mill Avenue. more
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Council considers $1.5M renovation contract for ‘burn building’
Tempe Fire Medical Rescue progresses with the renovation of its burn building, 1340 East University Drive, as Tempe City Council is scheduled to vote on awarding the construction contract for the project during its March 21 meeting. more
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Tempe is seeking resident feedback on potential updates on zoning code regulations that allow accessory dwelling units.
Provide comment for Tempe’s ADU zoning regulations through March, April
Tempe staff is seeking input at public meetings and through an online survey in March and April for potential updates on zoning code regulations that allow accessory dwelling units. more
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