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County officials are joining constituents throughout Southern Arizona in mourning the death of Congressman Raúl Grijalva, who died March 13 after battling cancer. He was 77. Here's what friends, family and colleagues are saying about the 12-term congressman.
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Pima County’s Summer Youth Employment Program has provided summer internships to thousands of young people over the years, allowing them to earn an hourly wage while gaining valuable work experience. Here's how the program laid the foundation for success for two alumni.
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Pima County Wastewater seeks input on first proposed rate hikes in eight years
This year, the Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department is proposing a series of rate increases, the first since 2017. The fees are part of an annual financial plan prepared by RWRD along with the Pima County Finance and Risk Management Department, designed to address the department’s financial needs for the current fiscal year and the following four fiscal years.
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Green Geek grapples with gasoline, throw rugs and clothes hangers
Does the gasoline in your car ever go bad? Can you find a new home for that old throw rug that doesn’t match your couch? What should you do if you have more clothes hangers than clothes? The Green Geek is ready to answer your questions about all things green!
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Deadline extended for Agua Caliente Park call to artists
Calling all artists! Pima County’s Agua Caliente Park is accepting applications from artists to display their original work for a five-week period in 2026. The deadline has been extended until March 31. All work should reflect nature, wildlife, landscapes, Southwestern themes, or local cultures in keeping with the park setting.
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Pima County Parks and Recreation seeks input on future of Ted Walker Park
A northwest County park may be getting a major makeover, depending on the results of a public survey. Pima County’s Parks and Recreation Department is exploring the possibility of converting the vacant Ted Walker Park into a remote-control park designed to enhance recreational opportunities for both residents and visitors.
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There's still time for you to help shape the Pima County Public Library's future. Please consider taking this 10-minute survey, which is available in English or Spanish, to tell them what you think about the library's materials, programs offered, hours of operation and more.
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The Tucson Festival of Books is this weekend and the Library has some great panels lined up at its Nuestras Raíces tent in front of the University of Arizona Main Library. Readers can enjoy 10 presentations featuring renowned authors, such as the Pima County Public Library's Writer in Residence, Tom Holm. The panels are coordinated by multiple library teams.
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