Chandler, Arizona is hosting a workshop to help employers create effective internship programs and strengthen the local talent pool through educational partnerships.

Downtown Chandler hosts the "Road to Riches Santa at City Hall Car Show & Holiday Market" on Dec. 13, featuring a car show, shopping, food, and Santa photos. Proceeds benefit local public housing programs.

Person of interest in teen's shooting, Emilio Rivera, is in custody on unrelated charges. Rhiana Kemplin was killed in Avondale, with no arrests yet for the shooting.

Arizona officials face a healthcare crisis, with unpaid behavioral health providers and efforts to secure federal aid for rural health sustainability.

Goodyear Police receive a $65,000 grant from the Governor's Office for increased DUI enforcement, including officer overtime and training to enhance road safety.

The Bureau of Indian Affairs and the White Mountain Apache Tribe are conducting ongoing controlled burns on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation for safety and environmental health.

Phoenix law enforcement and Grand Canyon University collaborated on "Operation New Beginning" to tackle prostitution and human trafficking on 27th Avenue, resulting in 69 arrests. The operation also recovered a child sex trafficking victim.

A pedestrian was fatally struck in a West Phoenix hit-and-run. Police found the vehicle but seek the driver with public help, urging witnesses to contact Silent Witness.

Pima County's Veterans Job Fair, hosted by the Kino Veterans' Workforce Center on Nov. 13, 2025, invites military community members to meet with over 40 employers for diverse job opportunities.

Joseph Alfrey received an 8.5-year prison sentence for sexual exploitation of minors and drug possession after pleading guilty. Attorney General Mayes emphasizes Arizona's commitment to prosecuting such crimes.

The Scottsdale Salutes program honors local veterans and military personnel with banners along Drinkwater Boulevard, celebrating their service and stories.

Chandler hosts a Household Hazardous Waste Giveaway Event, offering residents free items like automotive fluids and pesticides, with proof of residence required.

Gilbert residents request an Arizona Attorney General investigation into skyrocketing water bills, spurring concerns about the water-metering system and utility rate increases.