August 26, 2026
ENTERTAINMENT

Eggstravaganza egg hunt and Drive-thru event

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City of Tucson Ward 3 Council Member Karin Uhlich, Sugar Hill Neighborhood Association, and Tucson Parks and Recreation invite the community to participate in a safe, physically distanced, EGGstravaganza Egg Hunt and Drive-thru event. Beginning next week, the public can head out to the parks to
ARIZONA FINANCE TUCSON

Real Estate study shows Tucson will outperform this year

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The National Association of Realtors (NAR) reports that many “secondary metros,” including Tucson, will be the top investment markets in the country this year. NAR selects the markets based on economics, demographics, housing, and commercial market conditions in the multifamily, office, industrial, retail, and hotel property sectors. The report highlights the
COVID-19 HEALTH TUCSON

Vaccine Update in Pima County

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Pima County announced last Friday that we’re now registering essential frontline workers and people who are age 55 and older. The change is because more than 50% of the people over 65 years old have been vaccinated. Now eligible are people who work in the food service industry, restaurant and bar workers, agricultural workers, grocery and convenience store
COVID-19 ENTERTAINMENT

Stay at home during Holy Week

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Officials from both sides of the Border are asking non-essential travelers to stay at home. These same officials have also been tracking the constant rise of COVID-19 cases. The border states/towns are the ones that suffer the increased number of cases although the rest of the country is testing lower. For example, the 6 border […]
ARIZONA

Governor Ducey Signs S.B. 1420 Regarding Consular ID Card Use

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PHOENIX — Governor Ducey signed S.B. 1420 today. The bill authorizes the use of consular ID cards in Arizona. The signing letter below was sent to Secretary of State Katie Hobbs this afternoon. Dear Secretary Hobbs: Today I signed S.B. 1420 sponsored by Senator Paul Boyer. I’m grateful to the sponsor and the bipartisan majority of legislators […]
TUCSON

Transit Fares Suspended through June

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To continue supporting Tucsonans experiencing economic distress, Mayor & Council voted unanimously to suspend transit fares through the end of the fiscal year (June 30th). The city received funds for public transit in the latest federal relief package that will help offset the cost. Mayor & Council will review fares again prior to June 30th.  My

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