Tucson, Arizona; April 2, 2025 – The Arizona Bilingual Newspaper, in association with Latinas AZ and SAABE (Southern Arizona Alliance for Bilingual Education), is proud to announce its 14th Annual Children’s Day Festival. This beloved community celebration will take place on Sunday,
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In 2025, education is everywhere—it’s a hot topic in the news and at your local coffee shop. Politics aside, one thing remains true: kids still go to school, and families are always searching for the best fit for their child. But with so many choices—charter, private, traditional public—it can feel like finding the right school […]
TUCSON, AZ – On the eve of the Pima County Board of Supervisors’ decision to appoint the next District 5 Supervisor, former Arizona House Minority Leader Andrés Cano announced the endorsement of over 250 community leaders, elected officials, and residents from across Pima County. This latest demonstration of strong community support reflects Cano’s broad, countywide […]
On March 13, 2025, Raúl Grijalva died in Tucson, Arizona, due to complications from cancer treatment. He was 77 years old. The passing of Congressman Raúl Grijalva fills us with profound sadness. A neighbor in our facility and a great friend, he earned the love, respect, and admiration of the people through his dedication and […]
The city of Tucson is famous for many reasons, including its rich culture, cuisine, and location in the heart of the desert. Tucson, a city surrounded by mountains and beautiful sunsets, is undoubtedly a beautiful place to visit and live. The charisma and friendliness of its people make it a place you’ll want to return […]
By Orlando Cazarez, Executive Director of Arizona Sustainability Alliance In the early 2000s, when the first electric vehicles (EVs) entered the U.S. market, I was captivated by their promise. I attended EV meetups to get a close look at the sleek, high-performance supercars. As an enthusiast, this solidified my belief that EVs would eventually redefine […]
Although these terms seem similar, equality and equity actually refer to two very different concepts, and the differences between these concepts are of great importance. Equality refers to a human rights approach in which all people have access to the same opportunities and resources. Equality may seem reasonable: a class in which all students have […]
Cesar Chavez Day is a U.S. federal commemorative holiday, proclaimed by President Barack Obama in 2014. In California state offices and schools will be closed on that day. It is considered a formal holiday in Arizona, Washington, and Utah, but César Chávez Day is not a federal holiday. A federal holiday is a day set aside […]
Tucson, AZ, February 7, 2025 – On Thursday, March 27, 2025, Arizona Bilingual Newspaper and Latinas Arizona will host Latinas AZ’s annual Latinas, Empowerment Business Expo & conference. It will be held at Casino of the Sun’s Sunsett Event Center, located at 7406 S. Camino del Oeste in Tucson, AZ. 85746 In the past, […]
The Real ID Law created by the US government, with this credential you can travel within the country by plane, drive on public roads, enter government buildings and military bases. This May 7, 2025 is the deadline. But how do you know if you already have it? Check your driver’s license or state identification, if […]






















