Just ahead of Earth Day today, April 22, Tucson Mayor Regina Romero and Ward 3 Council Member Karin Uhlich presented an Electric Vehicle (EV) Readiness Roadmap on Tuesday that creates a path for the City to rapidly advance the adoption of electric vehicles within City operations and throughout
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Tucson Water is warning customers that it has received several complaints of individuals coming to homes and asking to be let inside to collect water samples. The individual arrives unannounced, then presents a badge identifying him as a Water Department employee. He also states he needs to check the water in the house, including in […]
We will open three extended-season pools and splash pads beginning Monday, April 19, in addition to four pools already open. Pools will continue to be limited capacity for adult lap swimming only, one lap swimmer per lane. Masks are required at the facility when not in the water. For more information on locations and times visit
Pima County and its health partners are shifting and expanding their COVID-19 vaccination efforts to indoor facilities in order to beat the heat. The County: Opened a vaccination site at El Pueblo Center, 101 W. Irvington Road, on April 5. The site operates Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. No appointment […]
TUCSON GEM SHOW- April 5 -25 2021 In a couple of weeks, the first of more than 25 gem, mineral & fossil shows will begin opening across Tucson! We anticipate these events will be presented on a smaller scale, both exhibitor and attendance-wise, but there is much to celebrate! The majority of the shows will […]
This month we all remember the year that has passed, and how far we have all come. Each family has sacrificed a great amount whether it is losing their jobs, missing loved ones, or losing touch with their communities. Despite the tragedy that has overcome the world, this pandemic has also shown us how strong […]
The City of Tucson Parks and Recreation department is in a phased reopening plan for senior activities at recreation centers. Seniors do not need to be vaccinated, but masks, wellness checks, and physical distancing are still required. Senior centers and program locations will open three days per week for activities to participants over the age […]
PIMA COUNTY, March, 2021 – Pima Animal Care Center has taken in around 40 dogs and a parrot after conducting a welfare check at a home near South 4th Avenue and East 36th Street. The dogs vary in age and size. Many of the adult dogs appear to be in fair condition and are covered in feces. Most […]
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
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





















