City, aid groups debate permitting process for feeding unhoused
Ordinance 21-4b disqualifies certain homeless hotspots for community food distribution, because of their proximity to other free meals.
High housing costs frustrate Arizonans, even as Tucson market cools
A new study suggests many Arizonans are willing to commute further if it means lower housing costs.
Tucson home prices down slightly as market shows signs of cooling.
Data from Realtor.com show a slight price dip and other signs of a moderating market.
Foreclosures up statewide over the past year
Increases could have a variety of causes combining to force people from homes.
Following renovations, Tucson House will transition from Public Housing to Voucher-Based System
Public documents say the shift will secure financial stability, attract private investment, and preserve affordable housing options.
Group encourages sharing homes for mutual benefits
Supporters say it's an option to provide additional housing while reducing costs and loneliness.
‘Absolutely appalled’ Arizona AG Kris Mayes sues Trump Administration over $3 trillion federal funding freeze
The Trump administration walked back the freeze after public outcry.
Arizona’s ‘Ag to Urban’ Initiative tackling water shortages and sustainable growth
ADWR’s new program looks to transition water intensive agriculture to low-water-use urban developments amid Colorado River shortages.
Tucson secures $7 million HUD grant to expand affordable housing access
Federal funding will support efforts to remove housing barriers, streamline permits and boost affordable options for Tucson families.
Governor Katie Hobbs targets school voucher reform and accountability in State of the State Address
Hobbs outlines 2025 plans for housing, childcare, education reform, water security, and public safety.
The Buzz: Previewing the 2025 legislative session
We speak with leaders from each party about their priorities for the session.
The Buzz: Catching up with Arizona AG Kris Mayes
Mayes talks about what happened in 2024 and what may come in 2025.
Ruben Gallego becomes first Latino U.S. Senator from Arizona
Gallego will serve on the Banking, Veterans Affairs, Homeland Security, and the Energy and Natural Resources committees.
How climate change is changing the way Millennials plan for retirement
A University of Arizona study reveals how rising climate stress influences Millennial priorities in saving, spending and planning for the future.
AZ home affordability improves, still out of reach for average wage-earner
Data shows average wage-earners would still be cost-burdened with a median-priced home purchase.
