Pima supervisors put off $1.5M warehouse buy

The Pima County Board of Supervisors put the brakes on purchasing a former south-side produce warehouse for $1.5 million on Tuesday.

Workers ask county for 1st pay raise in five years

After five years with no raises, Pima County workers' paychecks and patience are spread thin.

Political notebook: Votes don't go Vogt's way

State Rep. Ted Vogt didn't want to back down in his bid to be re-elected to the Legislature, despite the mounting evidence - in the form of votes - against him.

County could sell downtown building

Some prime downtown real estate could be back on the market, now that the city won't be joining the county in the new court complex.

City-county courthouse deal dead

Pima County has decided to go it alone and move forward with the project currently being built between Stone and Toole avenues.

City-county courthouse deal dead

It appears the city and county won't be sharing space in a new downtown courts complex after all.

Kozachik: County must pay to finish courthouse

City taxpayers shouldn't be double-billed so Pima County can pay for its new courthouse building, Councilman Steve Kozachik says.

Voters get a choice for Pima board

It's become a tradition of sorts for most Pima County voters.

Fitz Blog:Primary round-up

The Primary is over and the herd has been thinned. It's time for a round-up.

Carroll takes early lead in Board of Supervisors race

Incumbent Supervisor Ray Carroll is up 59 to 40 percent over challenger Sean Collins in tonight’s winner-take-all District 4 primary, early results show.

Tonight’s primary results will decide several races

Most of tonight’s primary election winners have won nothing more than the opportunity to move on to the next round where they will face opponents from other political parties in the general election.

At forum, Carroll defends stance on water aid, mine

Republican Pima County Supervisor Ray Carroll defended his conservative credentials Tuesday at a GOP luncheon.

Ray Carroll defends his conservative record

Republican Pima County Supervisor Ray Carroll defended his conservative credentials on Tuesday at a GOP luncheon.

Political notebook: Supervisors candidate Collins captures sign thief on video

Rumors, accusations and innuendo about campaign sign tampering are woven into the fabric of election season.

Rosemont divides GOP's Carroll, Collins

Ray Carroll

Rosemont divides GOP's Carroll, Collins

Ray Carroll

Rosemont divides GOP's Carroll, Collins

Sean Collins

Rosemont divides GOP's Carroll, Collins

Sean Collins

Rosemont divides GOP's Carroll, Collins

Republican County Supervisor Ray Carroll and challenger Sean Collins have a lot in common when it comes to wanting lower taxes, more jobs and better roads. But the Rosemont Copper Mine became a line in the sand between the pair at a District 4 primary debate Thursday night.