Starting in July 2026, City of Tucson residents will see increases in water and trash services. The updated rates are intended to help cover the rising costs of daily operations, system maintenance, equipment, infrastructure improvements, landfill operations, recycling, neighborhood cleanup
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During the month of July in the United States, many people enjoy outdoor activities like going to parks, having picnics, visiting beaches, participating in summer camps, and attending community events. Recreational activities like sports, hiking, and outdoor movies are also common, as the warm weather and long days allow more time to spend outside. […]
– Tucson Parks and Recreation invites residents to explore fall indoor leisure classes, including arts and crafts, dance, gymnastics, jewelry making, glass fusing, music, and more. The full class schedule is viewable now by following the link below. Registration for leisure classes, aquatics classes and therapeutic recreation opens online for residents Saturday, July
“Let’s Talk About It” Conference Will Offer Wellness Tools Ahead of the New School Year PIMA COUNTY, July 2026 — The Pima County Health Department will host its first conference for teenagers, providing a safe and supportive environment to raise awareness about mental health, addiction, stigma, and overdose prevention. The free Let’s Talk About […]
Page is a small town located in the northern part of the state of Arizona, United States 🇺🇸, near the border with Utah. It’s famous for its spectacular natural landscapes, especially: Antelope Canyon (a highly photographed rock canyon) Lake Powell (a very large man-made lake) Horseshoe Bend (a bend in the Colorado River) Tourist […]
The alcohol industry in the US is facing major financial pressure as Gen Z continues to drink less than previous generations. Reports have pointed to billions of dollars in lost market value for major alcohol companies, as younger consumers move away from traditional drinking habits. Many Gen Z adults are choosing not to drink because […]
During the summer, it is more common to suffer from certain illnesses due to the heat, sun exposure, and changes in diet and outdoor activities. Some of the most common ones are heatstroke, dehydration, gastrointestinal infections (like gastroenteritis), sunburns, and skin infections. Heatstroke happens when the body overheats, which can cause dizziness, headache,
– Tucson Parks and Recreation invites residents to explore fall indoor leisure classes, including arts and crafts, dance, gymnastics, jewelry making, glass fusing, music, and more. The full class schedule is viewable now by following the link below. Registration for leisure classes, aquatics classes and therapeutic recreation opens online for residents Saturday, July
The City of Tucson recently completed construction on the new South Side Public Safety Complex, the community’s first shared facility for the Tucson Police Department (TPD) and Tucson Fire Department (TFD). The complex, at 4410 S. Park Ave., is the new home of TPD’s South Side Substation and TFD’s Fire Station 10 in Ward 5. […]
– Tucson Parks and Recreation is operating 18 city pools for the summer season, running now through Saturday, Aug. 1. Pools will be closed tomorrow, June 19, and Saturday, July 4, for the holidays. The department also operates 12 splash pads, all open daily (including holidays) from 8 a.m. until sunset through the end of […]





















