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Write-in Pima constable candidates can win JP9 July primary with Camacho off ballot - Vimarsana News

Write-in Pima constable candidates can win JP9 July primary with Camacho off ballot

With incumbent George Camacho failing to make the ballot for Pima County constable in a South Side precinct, write-in candidates have a July primary opportunity to earn a spot in the November election.

Red light, green light: City Council must decide if Tucson is on board RTA - Vimarsana News

Red light, green light: City Council must decide if Tucson is on board RTA

RTA compromise up for Tucson City Council consideration, a bond election may be on the horizon for South Tucson, spending (and speeding) limits to be set and more from government meetings this week.

Some Tucson-area candidate knocked off the ballot - Vimarsana News

Some Tucson-area candidate knocked off the ballot

Legal challenges have narrowed the number of candidates that Pima County voters can choose from in local, state and federal races this year.

Source: tucson.com
Tribesmen gang member Dylan Stuart set to lose cash, ute and jewellery allegedly gained from drug dealing - Vimarsana News

Tribesmen gang member Dylan Stuart set to lose cash, ute and jewellery allegedly gained from drug dealing

A gang member supposedly living on a benefit looks set to lose $45,000 cash, a ute, a high-end watch and a $12,500 men’s diamond ring that police say he...

County supervisors suspend constable for remainder of term - Vimarsana News

County supervisors suspend constable for remainder of term

Pima County Constable Oscar Vasquez, who colleagues say has missed months of work, on Tuesday was suspended without pay through the rest of the year.

Source: tucson.com