TUCSON – U.S. Representative Martha McSally today led a bipartisan group of 33 lawmakers to inquire about the United States Postal Service’s progress on revisiting plans to potentially consolidate mail processing centers around the country, including the Cherrybell Postal Processing Center in
Policy Gives Employees Six Weeks of Leave to Bond with Children Today, Pima County became the first county in Arizona to provide its employees with paid parental leave for mothers and fathers of newborns or newly adopted babies. The policy, adopted on a 3-2 vote of the Board of Supervisors, gives employees who are new […]
Getting a required business license to open a business in Tucson (and paying ensuing taxes) can be done online through the City of Tucson’s Finance Department. One thing to remember if you are buying an existing business is that you are liable for any unpaid taxes of the seller. Before purchasing any business, you should […]
We invite all children of ages 7-12 to send us a letter of who their Role Model is! We will award the winners on April 30th at the Children’s Festival. All community leaders will be present that day! Additionally, all winners will have the opportunity to shadow some time with their “Role Models” after the […]
County incubator aids biotech company’s growth from 20 jobs to 120 in 3 years PIMA COUNTY– Pima County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry sent the Board of Supervisors a memorandum Jan. 21 highlighting the success of the county’s biotech incubator at Abrams Public Health Center, which has helped Accelerate Diagnostics grow from 20 employees to 120 in […]
[quote]By Steve Kozachik CM Ward 6[/quote] We are facing a real, and severe budget struggle down at City Hall. If we do nothing, our projected deficits in the coming years will exceed $40M. Our options include more reductions in staffing to reduce our costs, and finding ways to increase our revenues. Both of those will […]
[quote]By Ramon Valadez Pima County Supervisor District 2[/quote] Few communities in the country were hit as hard as Pima County in the Great Recession a few years ago. Not so much by the number of people who ended up out of work here, but in how long it has taken us to get the jobs […]
En esta oportunidad con el inicio de año, les compartimos una historia muy inspiradora de un amigo muy especial para muchos de nosotros que lo conocemos; su nombre: Jesús León Arvizu, mexicano, originario de Magdalena de Kino, Sonora, ciudadano americano y un orgullo para todos nosotros como hispanos, ¡porque cuando se quiere se puede! Jesús, […]
[quote]From Jonathan Rothschild Mayor of Tucson, AZ.[/quote] In December, the City of Tucson became the first and only city in the United States to be designated a World City of Gastronomy by UNESCO, the educational, scientific and cultural agency of the United Nations – quite an honor, and yet, well deserved. The designation looks at […]
Estimados lectores, es un gusto tener la oportunidad de saludarlos y comentarles que estamos preparando con mucho entusiasmo para recibir a los cientos de miles de paisanos y turistas que vendrán a visitar en estas fechas decembrinas a sus seres queridos en México, quiero aprovechar para invitarlos a darse la oportunidad durante su trayecto y […]





















