Tempe is holding a public meeting at noon Monday to talk about updating its anti-discrimination ordinance.The city proposes adding protections for those with housing choice vouchers that would make it illegal to discriminate based on someone’s source of income.Councilmember Randy Keating says other Arizona cities are also changing their policy, and Tempe should follow suit.
It might not look like much right now, but a 46-acre plot of land near Priest Drive and Rio Salado Parkway has quickly become Tempe's most sought-after area.