Huge Discounts Available! TUCSON, ARIZONA (May 26, 2021) – The Southern Arizona Attractions Alliance (SAAA), wants everyone to fall in love with this region’s unique attractions and is pleased to announce the Tucson Attractions Passport, the printed “ Book of Fun”, returns for sale
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Arizona Bilingual Newspaper. Congratulates El Rio for receiving this outstanding award. This is the first organization to ever be a recipient of the Ohtli Award. This is the highest award presented by the Mexican Government for Health and development of Mexican communities outside of Mexico. Special thanks to Rafael Barceló Durazo Consul of Mexico in Tucson, AZ. […]
Tucson Parks and Recreation will resume summer camps. Locations are available for viewing online at EZEEreg.com. Timely registration is recommended, since summer offerings fill up quickly. Indoor activities will be limited to programs only. At this time will not be open for drop-in access. Registration Information: KIDCO,
The Arizona Department of Game and Fish announced the arrival of rattlesnake species due to the spring weather. Black-tailed rattlesnakes are encountered the most. Thomas Jones, in charge of the amphibian and reptile program, stated that the state of Arizona has more species of rattlesnakes than any other state. April is usually one of the most […]
The City of Tucson is reopening all ramadas for reservations, in accordance with Pima County guidelines. Beginning today, May 3, the City is accepting reservations for any size ramada. Groups are limited to 75 people. In addition, reservations will now be able to get amusement equipment permits. New reservations, along with beer and wine permits, […]
PIMA COUNTY – Pets 4 months or older will have a $0 adoption fee, thanks to a new adoption promotion at Pima Animal Care Center. The $20 licensing fee per adopted dog that cannot be waived. Kittens and puppies will still cost $50 each. The sale starts April 19 and continues through April 30. “Summertime is […]
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 the community. The EV-Readiness Roadmap outlines a […]
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 […]






















