Tucson Ward 1 completes third participatory budget cycle
Tucson’s Ward 1 recently completed its third participatory budgeting cycle, empowering residents to decide how to allocate $200,000 toward community-driven projects addressing local needs.
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Rockafellow se centra en la falta de vivienda y el empleo en el Distrito 6
Leighton Rockafellow Jr. se postula para el puesto de Concejal del Distrito 6 de Tucson con el objetivo de abordar la falta de vivienda, mejorar las oportunidades de empleo y aumentar la participación del público.
Ward 6 candidates call for transparency, accountability
Ward 6 City Council candidates outlined their visions on homelessness, public safety, and government transparency during a community forum ahead of Tucson’s August primary.
Estudio de la UA vincula medidas de seguridad con menor riesgo de cáncer en bomberos
Los primeros resultados de un estudio dirigido por la Universidad de Arizona muestran que las donaciones de sangre y la mejora en prácticas de seguridad pueden ayudar a reducir la exposición de los bomberos a sustancias químicas relacionadas con el cáncer.
UA study links safety steps to lower firefighter cancer risk
Early results from a University of Arizona-led study show that blood donations and improved safety practices can help reduce firefighters’ exposure to cancer-linked chemicals.
Tolkoff challenges status quo in Ward 6 council race
Jay Tolkoff is running for Tucson’s Ward 6 City Council seat, promising to address homelessness, public safety, and city budgeting with a focus on accountability and root causes.
Rockafellow focuses on homelessness, jobs in Ward 6
Leighton Rockafellow Jr. is running for Tucson’s Ward 6 City Council seat with a focus on addressing homelessness, improving job opportunities and increasing public input.
Tensions flare at regents meeting as UA community protests DEI rollbacks
Tensions erupted at a Thursday Arizona Board of Regents meeting as students, faculty and labor groups protested cuts to diversity programs, prompting the board chair to threaten a student with arrest and revealing deep divisions between leadership and the campus. United Campus Workers Arizona organized a rally before the meeting,
