Tucson woman gets 1 year in jail for baby's death

A Tucson babysitter convicted of negligent homicide for leaving a 10-month-old girl unattended in a bathtub was sentenced to one year in the Pima County Jail and four years probation Monday.

Probation, work-release given in infant's slaying

Denise Pesqueira

Probation, work-release given in infant's slaying

A woman who killed her newborn son in 2009 was sentenced on Monday to eight years' probation and 200 days of work-release in the Pima County jail.

Probation for mom in newborn son’s death

Denise Pesqueira, who killed her newborn son in 2009 was sentenced Monday to four years probation and 200 days work-release in Pima County jail.

Tucson man pleads guilty in shooting death of 23-year-old at party

A Tucson man pleaded guilty Friday to negligent homicide in connection with the shooting death of a man whose body was left in a north-side apartment complex for several days before the murder was reported to police.

Tucson woman pleads guilty in death of newborn son

A Tucson woman who has been to trial twice on a first-degree murder charge has pleaded guilty to negligent homicide in the death of her infant son in August 2009.

Inmate pleads guilty in 2003 Tucson killing

A 41-year-old man already serving time for armed robbery pleaded guilty to negligent homicide Wednesday in a nine-year-old murder case.

Tucson man imprisoned for killing gets more time for drug deal

A Tucson man who is serving four years for killing a man was sentenced Monday to 6.5 years in prison for delivering $60 worth of heroin.

Red-light runner given 8 years in woman's death

A 27-year-old Tucson man was sentenced Thursday to eight years in prison for running a red light and killing a local woman.

Tucson man tried 4 times for slayings convicted of drug sale

It took just one jury to convict Daniel Renteria this time.

Arizona sweat lodge leader claims indigence

PRESCOTT — A self-help author imprisoned in the deaths of three people following a sweat lodge ceremony he led says he no longer can afford legal counsel.