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Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke, right, and the City Council recently presented a plaque to Ethan Cakmak, a Chandler teen and a student at Hamilton High School, for his quick thinking and lifesaving efforts  Feb. 7.
Chandler teen honored by Council for heroic work
Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke and the City Council recently presented a plaque to Ethan Cakmak, a Chandler teen and a student at Hamilton High School, for his quick thinking and lifesaving … more
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The Chandler City Council will meet in the City Hall conference room Thursday to discuss proposed legislation with stiffer penalties for hosting illegal gatherings of minors, such as the one shown in this April 2023 video shared by Chandler Police, and to possibly ban minors from buying or possessing brass knuckles.
Chandler Council to consider youth violence reforms Thursday
The Chandler City Council is capping a week of multiple meetings with a highly anticipated discussion on changes to city code in the wake of teen violence in the southeast Valley.​ Council has … more
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Chandler Library: Giving day is Wednesday
The Friends of Chandler Public Library have prepared for Library Giving Day, which is Wednesday, April 3. Beyond public funding, donors who support the Friends are making an impact within … more
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Animal Welfare League waives fees on adopting pets through Sunday
The Arizona Animal Welfare League is packed and unable to assist with rural rescue efforts, meaning any strays or pets with medical issues.  To alleviate the packed shelter, AAWL is hosting … more
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The Chandler Public Safety Training Facility is one of about 15 city sites that will get much of its electricity from solar panels in the years ahead. The total project cost is more than $26 million, but the city will vote Thursday, April 4, on the$1.8 million for the engineering phase of the project.
Chandler council to vote on solar panel project
The Chandler City Council will discuss a $1.85 million engineering contract on Thursday that could lead to solar energy additions at roughly 15 city sites. The contract was one of three items … more
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Credit Union hosts fun financial literacy event for teens
First Credit Union is hosting a free, fun event for middle- and high-school students to help practice budgeting and financial decision-making called Mad City Money . The event will take place at … more
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Chandler High School student Isabella Garcia speaks March 30 at a celebration on what would have been labor leader César Chávez’s 97th birthday. She was one of several students who spoke about what Chávez’s legacy means to them.
Grandson of labor leader, others speak at Chandler service event
​Andrés Chávez, the grandson of César Chávez and executive director of the National Chávez Center, was one of several advocates for migrant farm workers who spoke … more
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From noon to 2 p.m. Saturday, at Wild Horse Pass Resort & Casino, Gila River Indian Community, 5040 Wild Horse Pass Boulevard, Chandler, tribal and community leaders will join EV experts and enthusiasts for a first-of-its-kind, multi-pronged electric vehicle car show.
Indigenous electrical vehicle event includes Chandler location
Celebrate the launch of DRIVE Electric Arizona’s Three Rivers Tribes chapter, the nation's first Native American chapter, which is devoted to accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles … more
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A redundant 66-inch sewer pipe design for the Price Road corridor will be one of the higher-dollar-amount projects listed on Monday’s Chandler City Council study session consent agenda. The session is set for 6 p.m. in the Council chamber at City Hall, 88 E. Chicago St., Downtown Chandler.
Price Road sewer on Monday’s Chandler Council agenda
A contract for the design phase of a massive sewer system project is one of the many fairly expensive items on Monday’s Chandler City Council study session consent agenda. The sudsy … more
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March was National Red Cross Month. Natalie Bowers, a vice president at BMO Commercial Bank and a member of the board of directors American Red Cross of Central and Northern Arizona. She spoke after Chandler Vice Mayor O.D. Harris, left, and Mayor Kevin Hartke presented a proclamation at a March 18 study session, praising the work of the Red Cross over the past century.
Chandler proclamation praises Red Cross's work
March was National Red Cross Month. Natalie Bowers, a vice president at BMO Commercial Bank and a member of the board of directors American Red Cross of Central and Northern Arizona. Bowers … more
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North Carolina coach Roy Williams and players celebrate after the Tar Heels beat Gonzaga in the NCAA college basketball title game April 3, 2017, at State Farm Stadium in Glendale. Valley cities are hoping the 2024 Final Four has at least as much positive economic impact as it did when it was last in the Valley in 2017.
Valley cities: millions of reasons to welcome Final Four
Hosting the 2024 NCAA Men’s Final Four will be a boon for Valley cities, at least based on the last time March Madness’s big showcase landed in the region. A report from the W.P … more
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Andrés Chávez, the grandson of César Chávez and executive director of the National Chávez Center, was at Frye Elementary School in Chandler this week to as part of several days of events in the East Valley devoted to celebrating his late grandfather, who would have turned 97 on Sunday.
Cesar Chavez' grandson teaches Chandler students 'Si se puede'
​Andrés Chávez, the grandson of César Chávez and executive director of the National Chávez Center, was at Frye Elementary School in Chandler this week to as part … more
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