A use permit was recently approved by the Tempe Development Review Commission, moving forward the expansion and site improvements for the Tempe Diablo Clubhouse, 2225 W. Westcourt Way.
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On a recent night, residents at the city’s Sue’s Espacio shelter for those experiencing homelessness received a warm welcome and a delicious hot meal prepared by volunteers with Loaves and Fishes, a dedicated grassroots group.
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This month, Tempe’s Free Art Friday, Tots Takeover, presents a bonus Saturday as the city offers the same great art activities, music and more on both days.
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Donald Mullett, former CEO and chairman of global manufacturer Bradley Company, passed away April 8, leaving behind a local legacy with Arizona State University’s Mullett Arena.
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The Arizona Board of Regents will listen to comments today, April 9, regarding tuition proposals for the state’s three universities.
The meeting will take place virtually 4-5 p.m. and can …
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Tempe residents and community members spoke in favor of a crosswalk on McClintock Drive during Tempe City Council’s April 4 meeting after a student recently was hit while biking home crossing the intersection of McClintock Drive and Warner Road.
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Arizona State University President Michael Crow comments on the Biden-Harris Administration’s April 8 announcement that the U.S. Department of Commerce and TSMC Arizona Corporation have signed a non-binding preliminary memorandum of terms to provide up to $6.6 billion in direct funding under the CHIPS and Science Act.
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Declutter and celebrate Earth Month at the same time at Tempe’s next Zero Waste Day from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 27 at Kiwanis Park, 6111 S. All America Way.
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FSL receives $50,000 grant from Banner Health Funds will be used to support FSL’s Nutrition Program goal of alleviating food insecurity in Maricopa County FSL (Foundation for Senior Living) …
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Work is scheduled to begin in early April 2024 for Tempe’s Downtown Refresh Project, which will enhance the Mill Avenue Streetscape from University Drive to Rio Salado Parkway.
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Tempe City Council authorized the city to take the next steps in buying properties to be used as a non-congregate bridge shelter and affordable housing.
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