Five men apply for vacant Ward 5 Council seat

The deadline to apply to be the place holder for the vacant Tucson Ward 5 Council seat was today at 9 a.m. The Tucson City Clerk has listed five applicants: 1) John Alan Adkisson, accountant2) David Garcia, owner of Barrio Restoration Inc.3) Gabriel Holguin, Ward 5 Council Aide 4) Robert Jaramillo, retired US Navy, Sunnyside … Read more

Mayes sues against Department of Education shut down 

On March 11, the federal administration announced they were going to fire 50% of the workforce in the Department of Education leading to a total shut down of the department.  On March 13, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and 20 other attorneys general filed a lawsuit to stop them. Joining Attorney General Mayes in filing the lawsuit … Read more

ACLU’s Guide to Know Your Rights in Trump’s America

These are notes taken by Kathy Voth, of the LD18 Democrats Communications Team, from the American Civil Liberties Union’s “Know Your Rights Training” presented on Zoom on April 29, 2025. This information is sobering but helpful and important. You can watch the Zoom recording at https://drive.google.com/file/d/15tgTSPdNitbo735Jmp9LGkbYukHBUqb6/view?usp=drivesdk Heading to a Protest Bring a friend• There is … Read more

AZ Democrats Warn That Consumers Will Be Hurt and Pollution Will Increase if HB2679 Passes

HB2679, a Republican sponsored bill that would, according to critics, including those in the legislature and former Arizona Corporation Commission members, reward corporate utility interests and profits over consumer protection and provide a financial lifeline for unclean coal industries in the Grand Canyon State is on its way to the State Senate for consideration. The … Read more