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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About $1.3M in unused COVID-relief funds will be allocated to new projects in Pima County.
Pima County Superior Court Judge Kyle Bryson said Chris Nanos received 243,891 votes while Heather Lappin received 243,410 votes. That's a margin of 481 votes.
The one-time holiday bonuses, approved Tuesday, will cost Tucson about $5.4 million.
Tucson residential customers will see a higher surcharge tied to water from the Central Arizona Project and industrial and commercial customers will see increase as well.
The sixth Avenue underpass will be renamed for Donovan Durband, who had a role on several downtown improvement efforts before he died unexpectedly last year.
By: Charles Borla
Dr. Francisco Garcia, who led Pima County's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, will be leaving his post at the start of the year.
By: Charles Borla
A new federal grant will help the city and county focus on making improvements to mobile home and manufactures housing in the area, officials said.
A major project in Tucson to improve the interchange at Interstate 19 and West Irvington Road won't begin in 2025 after the Arizona Department of Transportation delays the start of
The neighborhood recycling center at 8123 E. Poinciana Drive is being shut down beginning Friday because of dumping in the parking lot, Tucson officials say.
One Mega Millions ticket sold on Tucson's southeast side for the Friday, Dec. 27 drawing is worth $1 million. And it is yet to be claimed.
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