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The community meets at a Sunnyside board meeting, dozens asked board members to put their differences aside and focus on the students.

Sunnyside School District Holding a Recall Election in May

Voters will decide whether two board members could lose their seats on the governing board.

Traffic camera

Pima County Considers Traffic Camera Changes

Board to choose whether to turn them off, keep them on, or change how traffic cameras work.

Site of the proposed Rosemont copper mine, looking west from Highway 83.

Formal Objections Begin for Rosemont Copper Project

Groups who participated in public comment can now file complaints on plan for the next 45 days.

Tucsonan Lopez Resigns AZ Senate Seat

Replacement process to begin mid-January; fellow Democrat must be named by Board of Supervisors.

Pima County Wants to Test Inmate Health Care Plan

Requireing inmates have insurance could save county money

Arizona's Economy smart phone application

UA's Eller Launches Economy Application for Smart Phones

Android and iPhone users can download 'Arizona's Economy' for updated Tucson, state stats.

More Than 1,000 Ignored CPS Cases Making Progress

Independent team overseeing the more than 6,500 child abuse reports has been assigned 1,400 cases, with 1,000 seeing movement.

Economist George Hammond talks about the state of the Arizona economy.

Forecast: Tucson Recession Jobs Lost Recovered by 2016

City added 6,000 jobs in past year in what economists point to as sign of improvement, with pace to continue.

Environmental Agencies Collaborate to Manage Land

Fish & Wildlife, Nature Conservancy hope to make more efficient use of staff, resources, allowing more prescribed burns of land to happen.

TEP's Parent Company To Be Sold

Canada's largest electric utility pays $4 billion, customers will not see changes; rates won't go up, no lay offs, UNS Energy CEO says.

Local governments are planning to extend the number and length of bicycle paths in an effort to increase ridership in our community.

Tucson Hopes to Join ‘Green Lane Project’

City looking to build bike lanes that would be separated from car traffic; turning to national group for help.

Lea Márquez-Peterson, the president of the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, talks about her testimony to a congressional subcommittee about the importance of international trade, especially with Mexico.

Chamber: International Trade Could be Essential to Tucson Businesses

President of Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce testified at international trade Congressional hearing in Tucson this week.

row of red houses

AZ Foreclosure Numbers Continue to Drop This Month

Tucson area has seen biggest drop in last 12 months; only 245 homes were in foreclosure in Nov., 13% less than last month.

4th Avenue Street Fair

4th Ave Street Fair Brings Millions into Community Each Year

Biannual fair usually brings hundreds of thousands of people; vendors make a huge chunk of their income in that weekend alone.

Pima Health Dep., Vail Schools Holding Whooping Cough Meeting

At request of Vail school parents, meeting will answer questions, address preventative measures.

Justin Gallick, Animal Care Advocate for the Pima Animal Care Center, discusses pet adoptions and the shelters growing problem of over population.

Local Animal Shelter Encourages Adopting During Holiday Season

Pima Animal Care Center is overflowing with cats, dogs that need a home; organization will waive $60 adoption fee.

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