Every year, on the last Monday of May, the United States pauses to commemorate Memorial Day, a date dedicated to honoring the men and women who lost their lives in military service. More than a holiday, it is an act of collective memory that invites reflection and respect. Its origin
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Accelerating hard, doing burnouts, revving the engine, has consequences in Arizona, even if there is no accident, sanctions can include: Class 1 misdemeanor, up to 6 months in jail, fines up to $2,500, license suspension (up to 90 days), possible community service, and confiscation of your car for 30 days. If you do it […]
In Tucson, Arizona, many women are starting and growing their own businesses thanks to support programs, training, and community networks that help them develop skills in management, finance, marketing, and leadership. These initiatives allow them to turn their ideas into real projects and strengthen their economic independence. Local organizations and events such
Tucson Parks and Recreation is offering a full array of indoor leisure classes and aquatic fitness classes this summer. Classes range from arts and crafts, music, and jewelry making, to Little Movers and Shakers, gaming, dance, gymnastics, sports, and more for youth and adults. Get active in an aquatic fitness class, learn digital photography […]
Tucson,AZ —Arizona Bilingual Newspaper will host the upcoming Children’s Day Festival, a free, family-focused community event dedicated to celebrating children while supporting their growth, health, and development. The event will take place on Sunday, April 19, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Park Place Mall in Tucson. The Children’s Day Festival is […]
– Do you have a concern about a pothole, a park issue, missed trash or recycling collection, an abandoned building, nuisance property, water waste, graffiti, or just need to know which City department handles a particular issue? If so, there’s a one-stop shop for these types of reports and others. Download and use the Tucson […]
Indifference manifests as a lack of action in the face of injustice, as well as in small everyday gestures—such as ignoring someone asking for help, downplaying the problems of others, or assuming that “it’s none of my business.” Often, this attitude stems not from malice, but from exhaustion, or even serves as a […]
Volunteering is a powerful way to make an impact on the community. Through simple actions—such as supporting people in need or participating in social and environmental causes—volunteers demonstrate that change is possible when there are commitment and solidarity. Their work not only benefits others but also strengthens values and builds a more humane society.
A special thank you to our amazing presenters: Cecilia, Karla, Claudia, and Sheila, and to our event presenters: Vantage West, Oro Ford, and Pima County One Stop. Thanks to the media partners who joined us: Telemundo 40, La Poderosa, Urbana Tucson, Estrellas en Arizona, and El Imparcial. We also appreciate our sponsors, clients, and […]
In my work as a Tucson estate planning attorney, I’ve found that many families across Arizona—English and Spanish‑speaking alike—are navigating a lot of misconceptions about how estate planning actually works. It’s completely understandable; this is a complex area, and there’s no shortage of conflicting information out there. To help bring some clarity, here are a […]






















