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The mayor discusses his 360 plan, which outlined what he wanted to accomplish the first year of his term.
CITY OF TUCSON'S GENERAL FUND SPENDING FOR 2013-14, TOTALING $466 MILLION

City of Tucson Financial Picture Improves

Operating budget going up 3.9%; no service cuts, city manager says
The Arizona House of Representatives, in a 2013 floor session.

AZ Week: Sales-Tax Reform Inches Ahead

'I have votes' in both chambers, key sponsor declares; cities still skeptical

AZ Week: 'We're on Track' for Quality Jobs

Commerce Authority aiming for 75K high-paying positions in 5 years
Jim Riggs breeds Polled Hereford cows, which can be identified by their red coats and lack of horns. In 2003, he sold of 80 percent of the herd to cope with the drought.

S. AZ Ranchers Face Drought Without Help

Farm bill extension excludes needed emergency assistance

UA Housing Looms Over Neighborhood

High-rise complexes bring density to single-family West University

Property Tax Rate Rise of 7% Proposed

But Pima County officials say lower valuations will offset bills
David Witchner, Assistant Business Editor with the Arizona Daily Star works at his desk.

So. AZ Employment Growing Slowly

High-tech industries up double digits; overall increase less than 1%
Despite the tough economy, some people are taking chances on new businesses and women are a vital part of the entrepreneurs.

AZ Week: Economy, Tax Revenues Slow to Grow

Economists forecast recovery by 2015, one calls for conservative budgeting

AZ Week: State Pensions in Peril

Taxpayer-funded retirement systems $18B short; no quick fixes

AZ Week: State Road System at 'Pivotal Point'

$350M in cuts means shift to maintenance, less expansion

Half of AZ Roads in Bad Condition, Report Says

968 bridges also found deficient or obsolete by civil engineering group

AZ Illustrated Metro Episode, March 11, 2013

Technology along border, PCC immigrant tuition, legislative harmony

Sequester Affects Tucson: Health, UA, More

Cuts ordered; furloughs would take 30 days to kick in
Despite the tough economy, some people are taking chances on new businesses and women are a vital part of the entrepreneurs.

AZ Week: No Recession from Budget Cuts

State could lose 30,000 jobs in 2 years, see growth slowed

Cuts Would Furlough 1,300 DM Civilians

Possible 18% reduction in flying hours, Air Force spokesman says

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