Charles Borla is a journalist for the Arizona Daily Star, specializing in local news coverage in Tucson, Arizona. With a focus on community issues, government decisions, and economic developments, Charles aims to provide timely and informative articles that keep Tucson residents informed about important events and changes in their city.
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Charles Borla focuses on covering breaking news and evolving stories related to local government, public policy, and community development in the Tucson area of Arizona. His coverage heavily features topics such as local government decisions, public policies, and community development initiatives.
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By: Charles Borla
Tucson Mayor Regina Romero is set to speak today at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Romero is scheduled to speak at 3 p.m.
By: Charles Borla
Mayor Regina Romero, who co-chaired development of the party's non-binding platform, spokes early in the opening convention. Basketball standout Steve Kerr was set to speak later Monday.
By: Charles Borla
The longstanding rules that prohibited environmentally conscious pie lovers in Tucson from tossing used pizza boxes into the recycling bin is over, officials say.
By: Charles Borla
The Tucson congressman is pushing for a review of federal funding provided to Catholic Community Services through Pima County that was used at Casa Alitas, after a conflict of interest
The plan to raise Tucson's overall sales tax to 9.2 percent could go to voters in March 2025.
By: Charles Borla
Sonora Behavioral Health Hospital will be able to add 48 beds to their northwest side facility after a zoning change was recently approved by the Pima County Board of Supervisors.
By: Charles Borla
A new publicity campaign by the Pima County Health Department depicts Long COVID as cartoon-characters in an effort to tell more people in Tucson about the virus and its symptoms.
Pima County should consider downsizing or closing five public libraries, a report from the library system says. County leaders, however, caution the recommendations are preliminary and any changes would be
By: Charles Borla
Three seats are up for grabs on the Arizona Corporation Commission this November. Here's where the candidates stand on clean energy.
By: Charles Borla
Power poles up to 130 feet tall may be erected in some areas of midtown Tucson after the Arizona Corporation Commission approved a plan for a controversial transmission line.
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