Democrats lead in Tucson council races; school bonds pass
Early results showed Democrats Kevin Dahl and Miranda Schubert leading in Tucson’s contested City Council races, while voters approved key school and planning measures across the city.
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Marana council to vote on water rate hike plan
Town officials say gradual increases are needed over the next five years to maintain infrastructure, fund improvements and ensure reliable water service.
Tucson City Council approves major expansion of historic Fox Theatre
The city council unanimously approved the Vision 2030 project, which will add 300 seats, improve accessibility and expand facilities while preserving the landmark’s historic status.
Fresh Start Expo helps Tucson residents clear records, rebuild lives
The 5th Fresh Start Expo helped formerly incarcerated residents clear records, restore rights and access resources for housing, jobs and recovery.
Oro Valley seeks new town attorney, shifts oversight to council
Oro Valley is seeking a new town attorney as part of a shift returning oversight of the position to the town council, a move aimed at improving accountability and reducing legal costs.
Pima County updates long-term development plan
Supervisors approved an update to its long-term growth plan, adding new goals to balance housing development with conservation and sustainability over the next decade.
Reformas de fianzas y voto dominan panel en Tucson
Defensores de la libertad condicional presionan por una reforma a la fianza en efectivo y la restauración automática del derecho al voto para exconvictos, argumentando el impacto desproporcionado en los residentes de bajos ingresos y las personas de color.
Bail, voting rights reforms take center stage at Tucson panel
Advocates are pushing for cash bail reform and automatic restoration of voting rights for formerly incarcerated people, citing the’ disproportionate impact on low-income residents and people of color.
Oro Valley weighs new taxes, fee hikes to close budget gap
Oro Valley leaders are considering new taxes and fee increases to address a projected $1.15 million budget shortfall over the next five years.