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Trump administration to release funds for after-school, summer programming

Amazon Web Services behind massive Tucson data center project, memo shows

Coverage: 2 sources

Trump administration to release funds for after-school, summer programming

48% Center coverage: 95 sources

Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) announced Friday the Trump administration agreed to release at least some of the $6 billion in funding meant for after-school and summer programming that it had held. US Politics · United States See the Story

Former mayor’s long recall history fuels costly South Tucson election - AZ Luminaria

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In the first week of July, residents of the 1.2-square-mile city of South Tucson received fliers in their mailboxes with the crossed out faces of Mayor Roxanna Valenzuela and city council members Brian Flagg and Cesar Aguirre. The accompanying letter started “I want to begin by thanking every one of you who took the time […]South Tucson · South Tucson Read Article

Local immigrant rights activist Dora Rodriguez, on surviving a border crossing — and her new memoir - AZ Luminaria

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In the summer of 1980, Dora Rodriguez almost died in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument. Along with a group of 30 people, most of them having fled violence and the beginnings of a gruesome civil war in El Salvador, she had just crossed the border. Rodriguez was 19 years old. As the group set out into the desert, Rodriguez writes in her recently published memoir, “Dora: A Daughter of Unforgiving Terrain,” “We were utterly dependent on the two Me…Tucson · Tucson Read Article

City says Project Blue will cover all pipeline costs

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

A draft of the contract with the city raised questions about whether the city would pay a share of pipeline costs after all.Tucson · Tucson See the Story

Amazon Web Services Is Company Behind Tucson’s Project Blue, According to 2023 County Memo - AZ Luminaria

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The mysterious company behind the massive Project Blue data center proposed for Tucson is named as Amazon Web Services in a 2023 document about the development obtained through a public records request by Arizona Luminaria. The one-page county document — titled “Project Profile: Project Blue” — says “Project Blue is Amazon Web Services (AWS),” under the heading “Company Details.” The 290-acre data center campus — nearly the size of downtown Tuc…Amazon See the Story

Could Project Blue dry up the Santa Cruz? Biologist, Tucson officials spar

Coverage: 2 sources

A university biologist fears Project Blue data centers will need reclaimed water that now runs in the Santa Cruz. Tucson officials say that's false.Google · Tucson See the Story

5 questions with Tucson’s housing director: “Simply we don't have enough housing to address the need” - AZ Luminaria

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Tucson needs more housing. There are upward of 2,000 people living on the streets and in emergency shelters. At the same time, the city is expected to see nearly 50,000 new residents over the next decade, and will need to produce more than 62,000 housing units to meet housing needs. Amid those complicated needs, the department of Housing and Community Development is at the forefront of creating a housing safety net for Tucsonans — doing everyth…Housing · Tucson Read Article

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