Star reporter Darren DaRonco's top stories of 2014
Star reporter Darren DaRonco presents his most important and favorite stories of 2014.
Tucson spent nearly $5 million buying back unused sick days from police officers and firefighters the past two years — and shelled out another…
The city of Tucson takes a firm position when it comes to violations of its building code or the Americans with Disabilities Act — unless, tha…
When most workers retire before they are Medicare-eligible at 65, they have to bear the costs of health insurance on their own.
After largely ignoring a homeless camp on the western edge of the burgeoning downtown entertainment district for three months, city officials …
More than 1,000 Tucson businesses could still be paying an expired tax on their buildings, not realizing the levy was abolished last year.
Tucson could lose out on nearly $3 million in fees it charges new developments because it is so far behind schedule in making state-mandated c…
It didn’t take Laura Balis long to understand the risk of riding her bike along Tucson’s modern streetcar tracks.
A closer look at the numbers, some of them self-reported.
Councilman Fimbres requests a discussion about the issue at council’s next meeting.
However, the rate has fallen — for violence, too — since the 1990s.
She was elected in citywide balloting, Tucson's city attorney notes.
