News about Pima County, Tucson, South Tucson, Oro Valley and Marana.
A new $30,000 grant awarded to the League of Mexican-American Women will support efforts to preserve South Tucson’s Latinx history through landmark identification, oral storytelling, and cultural archiving.
Community leaders, advocates, and public officials gathered at the Primavera Foundation’s housing convening to confront Southern Arizona’s growing homelessness crisis and call for collaborative, community-driven solutions amid looming federal budget cuts.
Leaders from Arizona and Sonora gathered in Tucson to strengthen cross-border partnerships on trade, workforce development, and sustainability.
Through walks, a symposium and community gatherings, Tucson advocates are building support networks and demanding justice for missing and murdered Indigenous people.
Tucson’s Ward 3 City Council race features incumbent Kevin Dahl, challenger Sadie Shaw, and Republican Janet Wittenbraker in a closely watched contest that could reshape the ward’s political landscape.
Oro Valley is planning to invest $264 million over the next decade to upgrade infrastructure, with $45.6 million proposed for the upcoming fiscal year focusing on water, roads, parks, and public safety.
Four Democrats and one Republican are competing for Tucson City Council’s Ward 6 seat, focusing on issues such as public safety, housing, transportation and sustainability ahead of the August primary.
A Tucson woman was deported after receiving a free mammogram, highlighting growing fears that routine medical visits can endanger undocumented immigrants.
Veterans, advocates, and local leaders in Tucson are speaking out against proposed VA staffing cuts, warning they will jeopardize health care access and essential services for those who served.
