Twitter users criticise January Contreras after debate performance

By Chandra Lye | Oct 15, 2018

Social media users recently blasted January Contreras following her debate with Mark Brnovich, stating the Democratic Attorney General candidate appeared too partisan and waivered on too many issues.

Democrat Contreras "can't be trusted," warns GOP attorneys general

By Chandra Lye | Oct 6, 2018

The Republican Attorneys General Association (RAGA) released a TV advertisement that criticizes AG candidate January Contreras over her handling of neglect complaints at an Arizona veterans home.

Pima County board approves Sales Tax Advisory Committee appointments

By Chandra Lye | Sep 13, 2017

The Pima County board of supervisors has approved five appointments to the Sales Tax Advisory Committee.

Tempe restaurant owner honored with DiversityFirst Award

By Chandra Lye | Sep 8, 2017

A Tempe restaurant owner has been awarded the 2017 Arizona Diversity Council’s DiversityFirst Award.

MDHI receives $1.4 billion contract for armed helicopters

By Chandra Lye | Sep 7, 2017

MD Helicopters Inc. (MDHI) has been given a five-year contract worth $1.4 billion to provide 150 armed MD 530 helicopters for the U.S. and Partner Nation Army Aviation Forces.

Maricopa County board appoints constable for Arrowhead Justice Precinct

By Chandra Lye | Sep 7, 2017

A new constable for the Arrowhead Justice Precinct has been appointed by the Maricopa County board of supervisors.

Phoenix Chamber urges action from Congress following Trump's DACA decision

By Chandra Lye | Sep 7, 2017

The Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce has asked Congress to develop an immigration solution in light of President Donald Trump’s recent decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.

Back-to-school events provide free supplies for students

By Chandra Lye | Jul 21, 2017

Tucson Electric Power (TEP) will host back-to-school events, including games.

Florence considering property tax increase

By Chandra Lye | Jul 18, 2017

The town of Florence is considering increasing property taxes 1.43 percent, which would bring in over $14,000 for the town coffers.

Cochise County hosts young African leaders

By Chandra Lye | Jul 18, 2017

Twenty-five young African leaders were welcomed by the Cochise County in June as part of the Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders.

Housing market in Phoenix ranked hottest in the country

By Chandra Lye | Jul 17, 2017

Phoenix has been ranked the hottest housing market, and it will not be cooling down over the summer, according to an industry forecast.

$221.4 million Buckeye budget approved

By Chandra Lye | Jul 17, 2017

The Buckeye City Council has approved the fiscal 2017-18 budget, which includes a 14 percent increase over past year.

Scottsdale Police Department invests in new motorcycles

By Chandra Lye | Jul 13, 2017

The Scottsdale Police Department has acquired two motorcycles for officers to use on duty.

Youth STEM programs in Temple awarded grants

By Chandra Lye | Jul 13, 2017

The city of Temple has received two STEM grants that will promote learning in out-of-school programs.

Casa Grande blood donors can win a Volkswagen vehicle

By Chandra Lye | Jul 13, 2017

Blood donors can save a life and win a car during the city of Casa Grande's blood drives this summer.

Tucson Metro Chamber names finalists for Copper Cactus Awards

By Chandra Lye | Jul 12, 2017

The Tucson Metro Chamber has named the finalists for its Copper Cactus Awards.

Summer travelers prefer to stay connected with mobile devices, survey reports

By Chandra Lye | Jul 6, 2017

More than half of registered voters feel the need to have their device with them on vacation is more important than potential cybersecurity risks, according to a recent survey.

Pima County considers allowing chickens in residential zones

By Chandra Lye | Jul 6, 2017

Residents in Pima County may soon be able to raise chickens in their backyards.

Virtual reality rolled out to boost Arizona tourism numbers

By Chandra Lye | Jul 5, 2017

Arizona Office of Tourism has started using virtual reality in an effort to attract visitors to the state.

Arizona homeless employment program growing

By Chandra Lye | Jul 5, 2017

An Arizona program that offers work to homeless individuals has plans to expand.

Chandra Lye News

Twitter users criticise January Contreras after debate performance

Democrat Contreras "can't be trusted," warns GOP attorneys general

Pima County board approves Sales Tax Advisory Committee appointments

Tempe restaurant owner honored with DiversityFirst Award

MDHI receives $1.4 billion contract for armed helicopters

Maricopa County board appoints constable for Arrowhead Justice Precinct

Phoenix Chamber urges action from Congress following Trump's DACA decision

Back-to-school events provide free supplies for students

Florence considering property tax increase

Cochise County hosts young African leaders

Housing market in Phoenix ranked hottest in the country

$221.4 million Buckeye budget approved

Scottsdale Police Department invests in new motorcycles

Youth STEM programs in Temple awarded grants

Casa Grande blood donors can win a Volkswagen vehicle

Tucson Metro Chamber names finalists for Copper Cactus Awards

Summer travelers prefer to stay connected with mobile devices, survey reports

Pima County considers allowing chickens in residential zones

Virtual reality rolled out to boost Arizona tourism numbers

Arizona homeless employment program growing

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