Pima County refers Nanos perjury allegations to AG
The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 to refer perjury allegations against Sheriff Chris Nanos to the Arizona Attorney General's Office, stopping short of removing him from office.
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The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 to refer perjury allegations against Sheriff Chris Nanos to the Arizona Attorney General's Office, stopping short of removing him from office.
Tucson experimentó un repunte del 67 % en las detenciones por delitos de drogas a principios de 2026, en el marco de su Iniciativa Safe City.
En noviembre, los votantes de Tucson se pronunciarán sobre un acuerdo de franquicia, el primero de su tipo con Tucson Electric Power.
The Tucson City Council reviewed regional homelessness data showing a 4% decrease in Pima County alongside a loss of 200 shelter beds, and heard updates on the city's heat response efforts.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos skipped his April 21 accountability hearing, submitting a 12-page letter through his attorney instead, pushing the board's review to May 12.
El Concejo Municipal de Tucson votó 6 a 1 para manifestar su intención de adoptar un amplio paquete de aumentos de tarifas que abarca los servicios de agua, recolección de basura, permisos viales y servicios de planificación.
Residentes instaron a la Comisión Corporativa de Arizona a rechazar el aumento de tarifas del 14% propuesto por Tucson Electric Power, advirtiendo que dicha alza obligaría a las familias de bajos ingresos a elegir entre la electricidad y las necesidades básicas.
Tucson saw a 67% spike in drug arrests in early 2026 under its Safe City Initiative, but critics say hundreds of arrests have produced only a fraction as many shelter placements, raising questions about the program's true goals.
Tucson voters will weigh in November on a first-of-its-kind franchise agreement with Tucson Electric Power that would direct millions in shareholder funds toward climate projects and low-income energy assistance.