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Former Salad and Go chef Daniel Patino said he plans to relaunch the affordable chain by year's end after it filed for bankruptcy in August.

The move could bring a fresh healthy option to local residents.

Van Trust Real Estate began Phase II construction at VT101, located at 6091 N Ballpark Blvd., next to the sports (entertainment) district on Oct.

14; the 463,079 sqft, Class A facility by Butler Design Group features 40-foot clear height, 100 dock doors and 80 trailer parking stalls.

Taiwan-based Gudeng Precision Industrial Co. opened a 12,000 sqft plant that will make semiconductor parts and aerospace components on Oct.

6 at 5260 W. Phelps Road near Glendale's eastern border. The facility—set apart from Loop 303—marks a new investment in tech manufacturing.

Glendale’s Velma Teague Library and Drawn to Comics will host a free Halloween ComicFest on Saturday, Oct.

17 from 5-8 p.m. at the temporary site in the Civic Center, bringing together comic book artists, authors, and cosplayers for family-friendly fun.

Glendale Assistant City Manager Vicky Rios received the 2026 Woman of Achievers of Arizona award on Oct.

8 at Arizona Biltmore for her role in transforming the city’s finances and supporting projects like the $97 million Downtown Campus Reinvestment Project. She highlighted the team effort behind Glendale’s progress.

Residents at Buenas North on 64th Avenue are still waiting for lease agreements and ledgers after the new property manager for American Management Consultants missed a promised meeting; resident Shannon Price said she received only the first page after the manager cited an emergency (contractors were nearby), leaving tenants uncertain.