From the Coronado trail Conquistadores and their quests along the San Francisco River to the Modern day Enterprises; the unification and mutual collaboration of the Hispanic community has prospered and co-existed along the American and Indian inhabitants of S.E Arizona. These groups have
Por muchos años, yo he luchado en contra de la ley SB1070 y de toda la legislación discriminatoria que han producido nuestros representantes en la legislatura del estado de Arizona. Mientras esperamos soluciones federales a la propuesta de la reforma migratoria, tenemos que movilizar a nuestra comunidad y pedirles a nuestros amigos, parientes y colegas […]
Pima Association of Governments’ Regional Council approved a resolution today supporting the Sonoran Corridor, which would connect Interstates 10 and 19 south of the Tucson International Airport. The resolution makes a unified regional request to the Arizona State Transportation Board to add the proposed Sonoran Corridor as a planning route to the state highway system […]
By Richard Fimbres Vice Mayor – City of Tucson (Ward 5) The Pima County Department of Environmental Quality (PDEQ) held an open house on the proposed Materion Ceramics, Inc. revised air quality operating permit on Thursday, Jan. 22, at Sunnyside High School. PDEQ held this meeting to get public comment on this proposal. The Materion […]
¡Bienvenidos a Febrero! This month we celebrate a number of holidays. Among them are Día del Amor y la Amistad and Miércoles de Ceniza; two important days to think about those we love and what is most important in our lives. How do you take care of those you love financially? Are you the type […]
Last week, Governor Ducey announced his State budget proposal. As with any budget, it’s a statement of priorities. Let’s take a peek inside of it to see what our new Governor values, and what he doesn’t. During the campaign there was a lot of chatter about supporting public education. Also during the campaign, the Court […]
In January, I had the pleasure of welcoming U.S. Secretary of Labor Thomas E. Perez to Tucson. From Left to right: HT Sanchez (TUSD), Mayor Jonathan Rothschild (Mayor of Tucson, AZ., Tomas E. Perez (Secretary of Labor), Chancellor Lee D. Lambert (Pima Community College) We first went to the Point in Time Count, also known […]
The City of Tucson Small Business Assistance Line, (520) 837-4100, helps callers with the licensing, planning, and permitting process, and connects them with additional business resources. Staff from the City Manager’s Office of Economic Initiatives answer the calls from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and assistance is available in both English and […]
Todos nosotros tenemos diferentes dosis de estrés en nuestras vidas, unos más, otros menos, pero nadie se salva de tener situaciones difíciles que tenemos que enfrentar y lidiar con ellas, desgraciadamente otro grupo de personas quizás tenga una carga extra de estrés y puede experimentar los llamados “Ataques de Pánico”. Estos ataques se caracterizan por […]
This is the “Year of Espinosa” as he celebrates his 40th year as an artist. The longevity of his career offers testament that Espinosa has more than arrived. Espinosa’s love of design, the dream universe, and the monumentality and unpredictability of the urban landscape have led him to manifest his talent in a multitude of […]
