SEMICON West Is Moving to Phoenix Permanently — Here’s What It Means for Valley Residents
After more than fifty years in California, the world’s biggest chip-industry conference is calling Phoenix home — permanently — starting next spring.
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After more than fifty years in California, the world’s biggest chip-industry conference is calling Phoenix home — permanently — starting next spring.
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Read moreDowntown Chandler’s most-watched vacant building is alive again — and it brings racquet sports, craft beer, and a full restaurant under one roof.
Read moreA boundary decision on August thirty-first clears a final jurisdictional hurdle for East Valley residents awaiting a Walmart and auto mall.
Read moreA long-vacant East Mesa corner is back before city planners this summer, this time as for-sale townhomes instead of rentals.
Read moreNorth Phoenix residents face new drought pressure as the world’s largest chip campus draws water from an already-strained Colorado River system
Read morePhoenix-area residents face higher water bills and new-home costs as federal Colorado River cuts take effect next year.
Read moreSoutheast Mesa homebuyers face a land-use shift as Hawes Crossing prepares to swap employment-zoned acres for homes this August.
Read morePhoenix Valley residents face water cuts, higher bills, and tighter housing permits as federal Colorado River rules take effect this fall.
Read moreQueen Creek is getting a walkable brunch destination, but the district still has months of construction ahead before anyone sits down to eat
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