Hey Jeff. Would you say the weather is pretty hot there? When the car cranks do you notice the GREEN key light flashing at all?

Ok im gonna list 2 possible and common problems.

First could be a bad battery. The reason why is the engine needs only 10 volts to crank. But the immobilizer (green light) that system needs 12 volts. So if there is enough juice to crank the motor but not enough to run the immobilizer the car wont start. You could try jumping the car next time and if it starts thats your problem.

the second. With the heat the main fuel relays are known to act up. from heating and cooling the solder joints on the circuit boards crack. And with the hot weather and the even hotter temp in the car makes it expand and thre is no contact. Thus no fuel from the pump

SO you could have a weak battery or a faulty main fuel relay.

You can start with that. There not to expensive and fairly easy to replace.

Its under the dash to the left of the steering column. Way up above the fuse box. I would get the new one than crawlu under there and see if you can match it with whats under the dash.

one step ahead of ya. lol

sur ething