The 30th Tucson Metro Teen Town Hall, run by the Pima College Access Network, started in 1992 as a way to bring high school students and Pima County officials together for meaningful community conversations.
Marky Urias, known on social media as @marky.swerves, started riding as a kid, but it wasn’t until after high school that he became fully invested in the sport.
The midtown neighborhood is the latest site of Just Communities Arizona’s Community Safety Incubator Project, a grassroots initiative that lets neighborhoods develop their own approaches to creating safe, connected spaces without relying on traditional security measures.
Pima Community College currently offers three federally-funded programs to Sunnyside high school students, partnering with the district since 2007.
The interventions are a collaboration between the district’s public information team, school supervision team, and site leaders at various schools.
After studying at Julliard and earning multiple degrees in music, Nogales native Evan Kory returned home to join the nonprofit sector.
Opponents have likened Proposition 314 to SB1070, a 2010 state law that empowered local law enforcement to ask for immigration papers from anyone they suspected of being undocumented.
Los opositores han comparado la Proposición 314 con la SB1070, una ley estatal de 2010 que facultaba a las autoridades locales a solicitar documentos de inmigración a cualquier persona que sospecharan que era indocumentada.
El paquete de bonos de Sahuarita por $66 millones es la única iniciativa local que probablemente no será aprobada por los votantes.
