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Tucson City Council declared a year-long housing emergency to expand homeless shelters and sanctioned camping with $2.7M state funding.

Tucson firefighters rescued a family and contained a fast-moving 3–4 acre brush fire threatening homes in the Catalina Foothills overnight.

A Mesa couple received zoning approval for a mixed-use residential and commercial project near Downtown Mesa after neighborhood discussions.

Flagstaff and Coconino National Forest enacted Stage 1 fire restrictions on May 21, 2026, due to hot, dry, and windy conditions raising wildfire risk.

The Sedona Tourism Board discussed new enforcement measures to address short-term rental compliance and visitor traffic concerns.

Pima County has launched a review of juvenile detention practices following complaints from advocates and families about youth supervision and care.

Tucson activists demand release of DACA recipient Karla Toledo after her aggressive detention by ICE agents at her home on May 18, 2026.

Sedona officials approved stricter short-term rental regulations following neighborhood complaints and concerns over noise and safety.

Tucson City Council approved an ordinance requiring large water users, including data centers, to get approval and submit conservation plans to protect water…

Chandler planners approved a 1.32 million sq. ft. industrial warehouse project near Loop 202 despite traffic and water concerns.