Christy eyes third term as Pima County’s lone Republican supervisor
District 4 Supervisor Steve Christy said he believes his “diversity of thought” has proven to be an invaluable asset to the community and the board of supervisors.
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News about Pima County, Tucson, South Tucson, Oro Valley and Marana.
Former Rep. O'Rourke rallies with young voters in Tucson
O’Rourke kicked off his visit with a Young Professionals Happy Hour at Crooked Tooth Brewing Company Wednesday evening, where he rallied support for the Harris-Walz campaign and encouraged attendees to take action in the upcoming election.
Tucson sisters start club for Indigenous and Oaxacan students at UA
C.O.P.A.L is a coalition of Oaxacan students committed to persisting against the discrimination of Oaxacan and Indigenous youth, affirming their cultural identity and supporting the academic success of Oaxaqueños in higher education.
Tucson, Pima County officials break down recent climate initiatives
With rising temperatures, dwindling water supplies, and increasing carbon emissions, Pima County and Tucson have stepped up with innovative solutions to these pressing challenges, all while prioritizing sustainability for residents.
District 5 candidate Romero says public safety is top priority
This isn’t Romero’s first leap into the world of politics. He’s serving his first term on the Tucson Unified School District governing board and ran and lost for a seat on the Tucson City Council in 2021.
Vice presidential pick JD Vance talks border security during Tucson rally
Supporters of all ages turned out to support Vance during his second visit in two weeks, the crowd a sea of red hats and shirts.
Amphi voters to decide on bond and override measures
Neither proposition will lead to an increase in property taxes in the district, and the bond, if passed, will actually cause the district tax rate to decrease.
Scott highlights successes in first term as District 1 Supervisor
Rex Scott wants to continue the work he championed during his first term: economic development, job expansion and critical improvements to roads and infrastructure.
Questions about your ballot? We've got you covered
Many people have questions about voting, as indicated by the 20-item Frequently Asked Question list on the Pima County Recorder’s website. We’ve broken down the top 10 questions we hear the most.