Rural Metro takes over South Tucson fire services
Rural Metro Fire Department begins full-time fire and EMS service in South Tucson, completing a five-week transition and guaranteeing a four-person crew.
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Rural Metro Fire Department begins full-time fire and EMS service in South Tucson, completing a five-week transition and guaranteeing a four-person crew.
Facing a sharp drop in retail sales-tax revenue, the Rio Nuevo board approved funding for a wellness studio while reviewing major development projects and a proposed bagel shop expansion.
The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to approve measures limiting immigration enforcement on county property and opposing a proposed ICE detention center in Marana.
Pima County leaders discussed transportation safety, RTA Next and rising traffic fatalities during a Jan. 29 Regional Transportation Authority meeting.
Oro Valley approved nearly $146,000 in state funding for police drones, sparking debate over privacy, oversight and border enforcement.
U.S. Rep. Adelita Grijalva toured the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona as leaders warned that federal funding cuts and SNAP disruptions are driving rising hunger.
Fraud reports are rising in Pima County as scammers impersonate law enforcement and trusted authorities, urging residents to verify identities and slow down before acting.
Tucson officials warned that failure of RTA Next in March could lead to major transit cuts and delayed road projects, as the City Council also voted to limit ICE use of city property.
Pima County supervisors voted to formally oppose HUDBAY’s Copper World mine, citing environmental and public health concerns despite recent legal and financial advances by the company.