Tucsonans appear to reject half-cent sales tax proposal to fund police, first responders, housing
City leaders who crafted the measure estimated Prop. 414 would have generated some $80 million a year for the next 10 years. About a third of that was slated to pay for equipment and technology for police and other first responders — including patrol cars and a police plane.
The same body of voters who elected Tucson's City Council powerfully rejected the council's proposed half-cent sales tax ...
The centre-Right Demokraatit Party is celebrating an upset parliamentary election victory in Greenland, after Donald Trump ...
The City of Tucson’s City Manager Tim Thomure said they’re looking at how to pay for capital investments while the city has a budget shortfall.
Jonathan Perlich walked down the vast, empty fourth floor of a 19th-century mill building -- beneath wooden beams and beside ...
In the wake of Tucson voters rejecting the “Safe and Vibrant City” proposition, both the Tucson City Council and the ...
Learn more about how Proposition 414 will affect the Tucson community and students. The “Safe and Vibrant City” measure, is a ...
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