Intel breaks ground on $20B project at Chandler campus
Intel on Sept. 24 broke ground on two new plants that the company says will create thousands of jobs in Arizona. The $20 billion project is part of Intel's Ocotillo campus in Chandler, and when completed, it will connect the four-existing factories. Construction is said to be completed in 2024.
Intel on Sept. 24 broke ground on two new plants that the company says will create thousands of jobs in Arizona. The $20 billion project is part of Intel's Ocotillo campus in Chandler, and when completed, it will connect the four-existing factories. Construction is said to be completed in 2024.
I Love Mesa Day kicks off Sept. 25
Sept. 25 marks I Love Mesa Day, and the city is celebrating with a carnival, free admission to museums and special discounts from downtown businesses. FOX 10's Desiree Fluellen reports.
Sept. 25 marks I Love Mesa Day, and the city is celebrating with a carnival, free admission to museums and special discounts from downtown businesses. FOX 10's Desiree Fluellen reports.
Downtown Phoenix barber needs help after long COVID-19 battle
Downtown Phoenix barbershop Eli's on 1st Ave needs the public's help to stay open after the owner came down with a severe bout of COVID-19. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.
Downtown Phoenix barbershop Eli's on 1st Ave needs the public's help to stay open after the owner came down with a severe bout of COVID-19. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.
Walmart won’t offer layaway option this holiday season
Layaway won’t be an option for holiday shoppers at Walmart, but the company is introducing another way to purchase through installments.
Layaway won’t be an option for holiday shoppers at Walmart, but the company is introducing another way to purchase through installments.
Schumer renews calls for Biden to cancel $50K in student loan debt per borrower
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer calls for student loan forgiveness of $50,000 per borrower.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer calls for student loan forgiveness of $50,000 per borrower.
Eviction moratorium update: Warren, progressives introduce bill aimed at extending ban
As the COVID-19 Delta variant continues to spread throughout the United States, Democratic lawmakers have introduced a bill to reinstate the expired eviction moratorium.
As the COVID-19 Delta variant continues to spread throughout the United States, Democratic lawmakers have introduced a bill to reinstate the expired eviction moratorium.
Arizona State Fair needs hundreds of workers
The Arizona State Fair is officially underway next week, but they still need to hire about 200 more workers. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.
The Arizona State Fair is officially underway next week, but they still need to hire about 200 more workers. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.
Why San Francisco won't let a taqueria expand to North Beach
A popular taqueria in San Francisco's Mission District will not be allowed to open a new location in North Beach.
A popular taqueria in San Francisco's Mission District will not be allowed to open a new location in North Beach.
Snorkels sold at Costco recalled over drowning hazard
Snorkels sold exclusively at Costco are being recalled amid reports that the products can leak and pose a drowning hazard, U.S. officials say.
Snorkels sold exclusively at Costco are being recalled amid reports that the products can leak and pose a drowning hazard, U.S. officials say.
California trio files $2M in fake EDD claims to buy Audi, new home
A California inmate and his wife, a nurse, were allegedly part of a scheme that bilked the California EDD for $2 million in fake claims.
A California inmate and his wife, a nurse, were allegedly part of a scheme that bilked the California EDD for $2 million in fake claims.
Dozens of exhibitors attend veteran job fair at State Farm Stadium
The event, which was exclusively catered to service members transitioning to civilian life, veterans and military spouses, brought dozens of exhibitors.
The event, which was exclusively catered to service members transitioning to civilian life, veterans and military spouses, brought dozens of exhibitors.
FSA prepares for 'unprecedented task' of resuming student loan payments after forbearance
The coronavirus pandemic led to a payment pause on federal student loans, but that temporary relief has a definitive end date of Jan. 31, 2022. See how you can prepare for when payments restart in February.
The coronavirus pandemic led to a payment pause on federal student loans, but that temporary relief has a definitive end date of Jan. 31, 2022. See how you can prepare for when payments restart in February.
Failure to raise debt ceiling may delay Social Security, child tax credits: What to do if you need money now
The federal government may soon default on its financial obligations unless lawmakers raise or suspend the debt ceiling before the start of the next fiscal year on Oct. 1.
The federal government may soon default on its financial obligations unless lawmakers raise or suspend the debt ceiling before the start of the next fiscal year on Oct. 1.
Retail buy now, pay later transactions not replacing credit cards, study shows
As buy now pay later transactions increase, a new study shows credit card usage remains strong.
As buy now pay later transactions increase, a new study shows credit card usage remains strong.
COVID-19 creates dire US shortage of teachers, school staff
Public schools have struggled for years with teacher shortages, particularly in math, science, special education and languages. But the coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated the problem.
Public schools have struggled for years with teacher shortages, particularly in math, science, special education and languages. But the coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated the problem.
US unemployment claims tick up from near a pandemic low
U.S. unemployment claims rose last week for a second straight week to 351,000.
U.S. unemployment claims rose last week for a second straight week to 351,000.
Experts say jobseekers are looking for the right job following depths of COVID-19 pandemic
Tens of thousands of Arizonans are still unemployed currently, and unemployment benefits ended weeks ago, but employers say they still can't fill positions. Experts say there are a number of reasons behind this disconnect in the job market.
Tens of thousands of Arizonans are still unemployed currently, and unemployment benefits ended weeks ago, but employers say they still can't fill positions. Experts say there are a number of reasons behind this disconnect in the job market.
Mesa bakery hopes to stay in business despite troubles
Ca[cakesters say they are experiencing difficulties due to struggles related to the COVID-19 pandemic, and now, they are in need of help. FOX 10's Desiree Fluellen has more.
Ca[cakesters say they are experiencing difficulties due to struggles related to the COVID-19 pandemic, and now, they are in need of help. FOX 10's Desiree Fluellen has more.
Restaurants at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport are in need of workers
The food service industry continues to be one of the hardest hit parts of the economy following the depths of the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic, as restaurants that were forced to shut down or make cutbacks to their workforce are now trying to catch up. However, they can't seen to find enough employees, and the same goes for restaurants and cafes at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. FOX 10's John Hook spoke with Tom Romig, Regional Vice President of Operations with SSP America, on the issue.
The food service industry continues to be one of the hardest hit parts of the economy following the depths of the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic, as restaurants that were forced to shut down or make cutbacks to their workforce are now trying to catch up. However, they can't seen to find enough employees, and the same goes for restaurants and cafes at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. FOX 10's John Hook spoke with Tom Romig, Regional Vice President of Operations with SSP America, on the issue.
‘Change is Brewing’: Ben & Jerry’s unveils new flavor for racial justice
The company wants the coffee, marshmallow and fudge-flavored ice cream to represent divesting from “a racist criminal legal system” and investing in policies and organizations that support Black communities.
The company wants the coffee, marshmallow and fudge-flavored ice cream to represent divesting from “a racist criminal legal system” and investing in policies and organizations that support Black communities.