Late-cycle Tucson campaign visits focus on reproductive right access
A pair of campaign events last week aimed to rally support for candidates who support access to abortion and reproductive rights.
Angelina Maynes is a journalism major at the University of Arizona and reporter with Tucson Spotlight. Contact her at angelinamaynes@arizona.edu.
A pair of campaign events last week aimed to rally support for candidates who support access to abortion and reproductive rights.
Con el aumento de las temperaturas, la disminución del suministro de agua y el aumento de las emisiones de carbono, el condado de Pima y Tucson han dado un paso adelante con soluciones innovadoras para estos desafíos apremiantes, al mismo tiempo que priorizan la sostenibilidad para los residentes.
Sahuaurita voters will find five questions on their ballot, including Proposition 403 for a $66 million bond. Over in South Tucson, voters will be asked to approve two propositions, one for a $6 million bond.
The resolution is the most comprehensive in the nation and sets targets including achieving net-zero emissions by 2040, a 50% reduction by 2030, and a commitment to 100% clean energy by 2035.
A principios de este año, Tucson Water alcanzó un hito cuando analizó su muestra número 10,000 para detectar contaminación con PFAS, 15 años después de que comenzó a realizar pruebas en 2009.
Si has conducido por Tucson durante las últimas semanas, es posible que hayas notado carteles que alientan a los votantes a aprobar la Proposición 138 para salvar los restaurantes locales.
Beto O'Rourke made a recent appearance at the University of Arizona to show his support for Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz in the 2024 election. The former Texas congressman spoke directly to young voters, encouraging them to make their voices heard—no matter their political affiliation.
O’Rourke kicked off his visit with a Young Professionals Happy Hour at Crooked Tooth Brewing Company Wednesday evening, where he rallied support for the Harris-Walz campaign and encouraged attendees to take action in the upcoming election.
With rising temperatures, dwindling water supplies, and increasing carbon emissions, Pima County and Tucson have stepped up with innovative solutions to these pressing challenges, all while prioritizing sustainability for residents.