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Tougher gun laws needed in Arizona, Dems say in Tucson - Vimarsana News

Tougher gun laws needed in Arizona, Dems say in Tucson

Finding ways to curb gun violence was the focus of a discussion by Democratic lawmakers and office holders.

Source: tucson.com
UA student running for Board of Supervisors seat - Vimarsana News

UA student running for Board of Supervisors seat

Jake Martin, a full-time University of Arizona student and CEO of a nonprofit he founded as a teen, is running for the District 1 seat on the Pima County Board of Supervisors, taking on incumbent Rex Scott. In December 2023, Martin, 20, filed his candidacy for the Aug. 6 Democratic primary. “The role of local government is to provide and serve for...

UA student running for Board of Supervisors seat - Vimarsana News

UA student running for Board of Supervisors seat

Jake Martin, a full-time University of Arizona student and CEO of a nonprofit he founded as a teen, is running for the District 1 seat on the Pima County Board of Supervisors, taking on incumbent Rex Scott. In December 2023, Martin, 20, filed his candidacy for the Aug. 6 Democratic primary. “The role of local government is to provide and serve for...

Prominent Tucsonans rally around U of A President Robbins - Vimarsana News

Prominent Tucsonans rally around U of A President Robbins

It had been a rough week for supporters of University of Arizona President Robert C. Robbins, but you wouldn’t know it from the group of “Bobby” boosters circling the shiny

Source: tucson.com
Preschool is expensive. An Arizona county is trying to do something about it - Vimarsana News

Preschool is expensive. An Arizona county is trying to do something about it

As families struggle to afford childcare for their children, Pima County is in its 3rd year helping fund preschool for children from low-income homes.

Source: yahoo.com