City Planning Commission to Talk Urban Agriculture
Planning Commission will discuss proposed changes to the city's zoning codes.
Bus Strike, Day 41: Talks Ongoing, But No End Predicted
Management, union express optimism in meeting with federal mediator daily.
Study: Births to Undocumented Immigrants Decline
Pew Research Center says number fell below 300,000 for first time since 2002.
Enrollment at Pima College in 4-Year Downward Trend
This is the fourth consecutive year the number of students enrolling at Pima has fallen
Number of Tucson Homes For Sale Continues to Drop
Housing inventory under 5,000, but prices not rising significantly, yet.
Public Access TV Channel 20 Will Continue in Tucson
City awards contract to partnership of media operations to run Channels 12 and 20.
UA Research: Sierra Nevada Snowpack Lowest in 500 Years
Runoff from winter snowfalls provides California with 30% of its water supply.
Tucson Residents Focus on the Moon, Celebrate Science
Groups encourage residents to "look up and be inspired."
Many Arizona Schools Need Wireless Upgrades for iPads
New technologies are meant to prepare students for careers, but lack of access hampers process.
AZ Week: Rural Hospitals Disappear Nationwide
Arizona border community of Douglas lost its hospital in July; Bisbee, Sierra Vista pick up the slack.
Talks Continue to End Bus Strike; No Progress Reported
Federal mediator working with management, union for fourth time in a week, as walkout hits Day 37.
Schools Superintendent Calls for $400M for Teacher Pay
Douglas says her statewide 'listening tour' identified it as top priority for Arizona schools.
Tucson Job, Home Markets Growing at Similar Rates
Expert: Alike numbers in the two categories can often be a sign of sustainable growth.
METRO WEEK: Elections: Ward 4 Candidates, Unopposed Mayor
Annexation, Sun Tran strike and other topics shape council elections
Tohono O’Odham Nation Sues State to Open Casino
Tribe claims Ducey, others blocking certification of Glendale facility already being built.
