Border tour: McCain calls for better technology, tweets about woman climbing fence

NOGALES, Ariz. — More technology and better coordination among agencies might be what it takes to secure the U.S.-Mexico border enough to offer a path to citizenship to the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants in the country, a group of senators said.

Law and Order: Updated photo released of murder suspect

Tucson police on Wednesday released an updated photograph of a suspect in the shooting death of a 40-year-old man at his south-side home, police said.

Law and Order: Updated photo released of murder suspect

JCC presents Ethnic Flavors of Israel

Hundreds of people gathered Saturday night inside the ballroom at the Tucson Jewish Community Center to celebrate, learn and eat different foods presented by five women for the Ethnic Flavors of Israel event.

JCC presents Ethnic Flavors of Israel

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Los latinos en el censo

SAN DIEGO—Si las proyecciones de la Oficina de Censos son correctas, hay unos 47 millones de latinos en Estados Unidos que representan alrededor de un 15 por ciento de la población estadounidense.

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Semantics do matter in immigration debate

A few weeks ago the following press release from the National Association of Hispanic Journalists was roundly ignored from sea to shining sea: "NAHJ Urges News Media to Stop Using the Term 'Illegals' When Covering Immigration."

Semantics do matter in immigration debate

Latino traditions point us to more-affordable living

We need to get back to a simpler way of living. My Mexican grandparents had a distrust of financial institutions, a tradition of living day to day and only buying what they had money for, a reluctance to borrow money and an allergy to credit cards.

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Justices consider whether a lawyer's bad advice can void guilty plea

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court questioned Tuesday whether defendants are entitled to accurate legal advice on all the potential consequences of a guilty plea.