Local school districts and community organizations are providing free breakfasts and lunches for children Monday-Friday throughout the Tucson area as part of the federal summer meal program. Most locations are distributing free meals to all children ages 18 and under. There are no income
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PeopleForBikes has released its third annual ratings of the Best Cities for Bikes in the United States, and Tucson is recognized as a top performer, ranking 13th out of 567 cities. The PeopleForBikes city ratings program is a data-driven analysis that evaluates more than 550 cities and towns. City ratings are scored based on ridership, […]
Ahead of heavy monsoon thunderstorms, City of Tucson Department of Transportation and Mobility crews are clearing brush, debris, and trash from the hundreds of washes that cross our city. By doing this before the monsoon, it helps prevent obstructions and allows the flow of stormwater to stay within the washes and not overflow the banks, […]
Good afternoon, Tucson. I’m Mayor Regina Romero here with your Thursday updates. Tomorrow is National Gun Violence Awareness Day. According to the CDC, each day more than 100 Americans are killed with guns. Firearms are the leading cause of death for American children and teens. Additionally, access to a gun triples the risk of […]
We want to thank everyone for their patience during this unprecedented time as we’ve geared up to welcome you all safely back. We have spent our downtime making huge adjustments to our property, policies, and procedures to better serve the good health of all our guests at our hotels, resort, casinos, and golf course. As […]
Casino Del Sol, Casino of the Sun and Estrella at Casino Del Sol will reopen to the public on Wednesday, June 3, 2020 at 8 a.m. with strict safety protocols in place. Executives have been closely monitoring the situation daily and after careful consideration, and following the guidance of local government officials, the decision was […]
Mayor Romero delivered the below remarks today urging Tucsonans to peacefully honor the life of George Floyd: “This week has been a painful week for our community on top of an incredibly painful few months. For our black brothers and sisters, this week has tapped into a deep and generational pain rooted in a long history […]
At yesterday’s special Mayor and Council Meeting, the Council voted on a strategic plan to distribute the City’s $95.7 million in federal CARES Act funds through an equity framework to reach the most vulnerable and underserved in the community. “This plan reflects the values and priorities of Mayor and Council, making sure that economic relief […]
Local school districts and community organizations are providing free breakfasts and lunches for children Monday-Friday throughout the Tucson area as part of the federal summer meal program. Most locations are distributing free meals to all children ages 18-and-under, there are no income requirements, and children do not need to be enrolled in the district or […]
A LendingTree analysis of Google search data reveals the 10 cities with the largest spikes in online home sales. Tucson received the largest percentage increase in Google searches for “homes for sale” with a 164.71% increase by the end of April. LendingTree believes Americans are resuming their house hunting online after taking a pause during […]
