City Council grapples with housing hopelessness

By Ken Sain Staff Writer Anyone shopping for a home in Chandler knows prices are up. So do city leaders. They met last week to discuss what they...

Free lunch may soon end for many CUSD students

By Ken Sain Staff Writer The universal free meals that Chandler Unified and other school districts have been providing to their students could end...

As rents increase, eviction rates lower than 2019

By SanTan Sun News Staff Evictions in March in Maricopa County hit a 10-year high for March but the pace of those legal actions is still 9% behind...

CUSD changes graduation venues to outdoors

By Ken Sain Staff Writer High temperatures in Chandler on May 25 the past five years have hovered around 96 degrees – not exactly the weather you...

Freeway bottlenecks top MAG transit priorities

By Ken Sain Staff Writer Addressing bottlenecks on the Santan and Loop 101 freeways and adding two rapid bus routes are among the transportation...

Election 2022 begins for Chandler mayor, council

By Ken Sain Staff Writer The campaign season for the 2022 city election is officially underway in Chandler. The deadline for submitting signatures to...

Chandler sees light at end of police-fire pension tunnel

By Ken Sain Staff Writer Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke was keeping count of every time Councilman Matt Orlando shouted, ‘Hip, hip, hooray,’ during...

Chandler provides help on code compliance problems

By the City of Chandler Chandler’s Neighborhood Preservation Division has a team of code inspectors that are assigned areas throughout the city....

Chandler to allow video hearings for protection orders

By Ken Sain Staff Writer Chandler Municipal Court will now allow victims of domestic violence to file for protection orders by video conference,...

Nonprofit’s Chandler warehouse fills big need

By Ken Sain Staff Writer Distribution Center Manager Tyrone Baptist says there seems to be a lot of interest in what’s going on inside the Feed the...