Pima County officials say two facilities set up in Tucson to receive legally processed asylum seekers from the border will be ...
Volunteers for the Point in Time Count joined their assigned sector for a training session with Tucson-Pima Collaboration to ...
Two people accused of operating a drug trafficking ring and distributing fentanyl out of the Tucson area last year were ...
President Trump's decision to remove diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs within the federal government now ...
In the next few days, the county’s shelter on Drexel Road and the Casa Alitas shelter on Ajo Way will see their final ...
Two migrant-aid respite shelters in Pima County will be shut down, County Administrator Jan Lesher said Thursday.
Pima County Administrator Jan Lesher told the Board of Supervisors Wednesday that she is closing the County’s Respite Centers.
Pima County is pulling the plug on its asylum-seeker operation, closing the two respite centers at midnight Sunday.
Christy called this work “a horrific waste” of taxpayer money by the city and county. He also told the Star the DOJ would be justified in using its taxpayer dollars to investigate local officials “if ...
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