Pima County supervisors demand sworn report from Sheriff Nanos or face removal
The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to require Sheriff Chris Nanos to provide a sworn report on his work history and conduct, saying he could be removed from office if he fails to comply within 10 business days. Pressure has continued to mount around Nanos’ work history, his management of the sheriff’s department,…
Elvira Elementary fourth-graders catch Tucson’s Final Four fever
While the Arizona Wildcats basketball team plays in the men’s Final Four for the first time in 25 years, the Final Four in Matthew King’s fourth-grade class includes Amina, Max,…
Mobile home legislation in Arizona target utility costs, abandonment rules and manager training
For years, manufactured home park owners across Arizona would restrict what types of air conditioners or cooling devices people used on their mobile homes because they were noisy or ugly.…
Legislación sobre casas móviles en Arizona apunta a costos de servicios públicos, reglas y capacitación
Durante años, los propietarios de parques de casas móviles en todo Arizona restringieron qué tipos de aires acondicionados o dispositivos de enfriamiento podían usar las personas en sus viviendas, argumentando…
Hablemos de abuso sexual y dónde encontrar ayuda en Tucson
Esta historia fue publicada en colaboración con Somos Tucson. Después de que la activista por los derechos civiles Dolores Huerta publicó…
“Dolores, we’re with you”: Tucson mayor and farmworker families share grief, hope in the movement
Tucson Mayor Regina Romero remembers getting the phone call from the woman she’s looked up to since she was a…
“Dolores, estamos contigo”: alcaldesa de Tucson y familias campesinas comparten duelo y esperanza en el movimiento
La alcaldesa de Tucson, Regina Romero, recuerda haber recibido la llamada telefónica de la mujer a la que ha admirado…
Native American ID designation meets mixed response from Pascua Yaqui
Enrolled members in federally recognized tribes in Arizona can now obtain a Native American designation on their driver’s licenses, IDs…
Rooted in community 🌱
From education to housing, environment, border reporting, and beyond, our work is grounded in the local news you care about. This spring, we’re raising $10,000 to keep our journalism free and accessible to all.
If you value Arizona Luminaria, consider making a one-time, annual, or monthly donation today.
Read our latest email newsletter
Tucson’s other Final Four
Hola, Gracias for making Arizona Luminaria part of your week. We are always grateful to hear from you. In today’s newsletter: 🌾 Tucson Mayor Regina Romero and farmworker families who marched with both Dolores Huerta and César…
Keep readingCuts are official
When Tucson officials were negotiating a 290-acre Amazon data center, the public didn’t know. Arizona Luminaria’s reporting changed that. Communities make better decisions when they have the facts. That’s what this newsroom exists to do. We’re raising…
Keep readingSalsa Daddy
Hola, Gracias for making Arizona Luminaria part of your week. We are always grateful to hear from you. In today’s newsletter: 🚔 Maricopa County Sheriff Jerry Sheridan says his department has eliminated the racial bias that plagued…
Keep reading
