Tucson City Council will revisit permit system for feeding unhoused in public parks
They moved to examine the issue and report back in 60 days.
"Gaudy Sorrow" is author Barbara Seyda's memoir of love and loss.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Find out how the Assistance League of Tucson has been helping people in need for 65 years; and cold blooded critters (and those who love them) gather for the 22nd Tucson Reptile & Amphibian Show.
Barack Obama rallies Arizona voters in Tucson
The former president urged voters to back VP Kamala Harris and AZ Democrats.
Prop 312 promises help for property owners
Those affected by "nuisance" homeless camps may get tax refunds.
Tucson Police Department under fire for “infestation” comment during park sweep
The comment happened as Santa Rita Park was cleared for cleaning.
Tucson city council to vote on ban of homeless encampments in washes
The proposed ban is aimed at enhancing public safety and protecting fragile ecosystems.
Southern Arizona's mortgage market rebounding
The number of loans for homes is among the fastest growth rates in the nation.
The Buzz: What does record-low unemployment mean for Arizona?
There are positives and negatives for the state when there are so few people in need of work.
New rule may affect buying a home in Arizona starting in August
Those looking to buy a new home may need to sign a contract with a real estate agent beginning this month.
Community group is helping the homeless and redefining religion
Two bishops in the Liberal Catholic Church International have traded preaching for community organizing.
Historic homes near University of Arizona relocating
Developer Capstone Communities gave Joel Ireland, a resident of the West University neighborhood, the historic homes to be placed on a plot of land he owns.
Local businesses set up community water stations in the face of extreme heat
The new community partnership is an effort to keep unhoused Tucsonans safe.
Pima County officials address challenges of homelessness following Supreme Court ruling
Local leaders highlight need for resources and humane solutions.
Community aid groups, local leaders react to US Supreme Court homeless encampment decision
The Supreme Court ruled Friday on Gates Pass vs. Johnson, saying anti-camping bans were not cruel and unusual punishment, even when homeless people have no other place to go.
ASU and UCLA launch Latino Data Hub Action Lab to empower, educate policy advocates
New initiative harnesses census data to inform policies impacting Latino communities in Arizona.
