State releases metrics for schools to determine start of in-person instruction
State guidance to schools on reopening for in-person instruction focuses on three health metrics
COVID-19: Number of coronavirus-related hospitalizations declining across Arizona
See how COVID-19 hospitalizations look across Arizona.
Hamilton High School to serve as COVID-19 testing site
The tests will be conducted through Embry Women's Health at the high school located at 3700 S. Arizona Ave. in Chandler.
District to use remote learning through first quarter and more Chandler, Gilbert news
Read the latest news from Gilbert and Chandler.
Chandler USD to continue with remote learning through first quarter
Chandler USD will remain online for the first quarter.
West Alley BBQ & Smokehouse blends Southern tastes and hospitality
Christian Brantley said his family started West Alley BBQ & Smokehouse in Chandler on a whim.
See who is winning Gilbert, Chandler election races and more: News from the Phoenix area
Read the latest news from Gilbert and Chandler.
Updated: See who is leading in the race for three seats on Chandler City Council
See early results from the Chandler City Council election.
U.S. Census Bureau to halt counting operation a month earlier than expected
The self-response deadline has moved up to Sept. 30.
Gilbert districts ponder reopening details, Chandler has fewer homes on market: News from the Phoenix area
Read the latest news from Gilbert and Chandler.
State superintendent: It is 'unlikely' schools will resume in-person on target Aug. 17 date
The state's highest education official said Aug. 3 that is was "unlikely" that any Arizona school will be able to reopen for in-person or hybrid learning by Gov. Doug Ducey's targeted Aug. 17 date.
COVID-19: Chandler sees 66 new COVID-19 cases across its ZIP codes, Maricopa County sees increase of 940 cases and 55 deaths Aug. 6
Here are the coronavirus data updates to know today in Chandler.
Chandler sees fewer homes on the market during COVID-19 pandemic
See how real estate in Chandler has been affected by COVID-19.
Housing market in Gilbert remains strong, Chandler schools work to adapt to coronavirus: News from Phoenix
Read the latest Phoenix-area news.
District OKs return to in-person instruction when health metrics met and more: News from Chandler, Gilbert
Read recent news from the Chandler and Gilbert areas.
Gov. Doug Ducey says COVID-19 metrics are 'heading in the right direction'
Gov. Doug Ducey said Arizona's COVID-19 metrics are "heading in the right direction" during a press conference July 30.
Hamilton High School senior highlights importance of girls in STEM with Girls Who Code
Hamilton High School senior Anika Attaluri said she wants to make sure girls have the opportunity to connect with science, technology, engineering and math in high school.
Bob's Discount Furniture coming to Chandler's Crossroads Towne Center
The store will be one of the first two in Arizona for the Connecticut-based furniture retailer.
Here’s what the moviegoing experience will look like when Regal theaters reopen this summer
Face masks will be required of guests in lobbies, hallways, restrooms and in auditoriums when not eating or drinking.
Chandler schools work to adapt to COVID-19 challenges
Chandler USD, like districts across the state, is facing several challenges as it readies for the new school year.
District OKs return to school once criteria met, college to serve as testing site: News from Gilbert, Chandler
Read the latest news from Gilbert and Chandler here.
ADOT announces closures, restrictions on Loop 101 as project nears finish line
Loop 101 through parts of the East Valley, including Chandler, will be closed or restricted at times this week for improvements
Chandler-Gilbert Community College to serve as drive-thru COVID-19 testing site
Chandler-Gilbert Community College’s Pecos Campus is now a location for drive-thru COVID-19 testing, according to a news release.
Chandler USD students to get devices Aug. 1, Gilbert unemployment rises: News from the Phoenix area
Read the latest news from Gilbert and Chandler.
American Federation of Teachers releases resolution supporting 'safety strikes' as 2020-21 school year approaches
According to AFT President Randi Weingarten, the ability for schools to reopen safely hinges on the federal government as state budgets continue to get slashed amid the pandemic-induced economic downturn.