Pima County voters approve RTA Next transportation plan
Pima County voters approved the $2.67 billion RTA Next transportation plan and a half-cent sales tax extension to fund it.
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News about Pima County, Tucson, South Tucson, Oro Valley and Marana.
Pima County voters approved the $2.67 billion RTA Next transportation plan and a half-cent sales tax extension to fund it.
Oro Valley's town council voted March 4 to approve a notice of intent to raise water rates, with a final decision expected June 3 and most residents facing an increase of about $1.86 per month.
The Rio Nuevo District board heard proposals for affordable housing solutions and several new businesses at its Feb. 24 meeting, as the district works to shape the future of downtown Tucson.
Tucson Water has launched three Sonoran Desert–inspired sparkling waters to celebrate its anniversary and promote water conservation.
Tucson House, the historic 17-story high-rise on Miracle Mile, is undergoing a major renovation, thanks in part to a $50 million federal grant.
Tucson officials are reviewing water policies regulating large water users after a new ordinance sparked community discussions about conservation and economic development.
Pima County supervisors approved $5 million for affordable housing projects and reviewed progress on homelessness and substance abuse efforts under the One Pima Initiative.
Pedestrian and bicycle safety advocates criticized the RTA Next regional transportation plan ahead of the March 10 election, raising concerns about road repairs and regional funding.
Experts at Tucson’s annual heat summit examined indoor heat dangers in mobile home parks, gaps in utility regulation and the health impacts of prolonged extreme heat.