Respiratory Virus Summary: Week 5
Flu looks to be re-peaking but is still lower than previous seasons. RSV seems like it may be peaking later this year, and COVID-19 is still active but nowhere near what it was. See the statistics here…
Category: Recent News
Recent local news.
February Water Matters
City of Tucson supplies our water. This is the February 2026 edition. It covers long-term plans to manage Colorado River water changes — as well as a summary of ways to save money by water conservation.
Bridge Maintenance Work River Road
The County sent this reminder yesterday, just after we posted the alert for Sunrise Drive. Apparently, they don’t want us going west from here easily. But it’s short term, and likely will just improve our access overall… smile and be …
Tucson Toolbox
One of our members sent this in, thinking other folks might like to know about this…a tool cooperative space.
Traffic Shift on Sunrise Drive
If you noticed what looked like adding lanes at the construction area on Sunrise Dr, you were right. The county has created detour lanes that will go into effect starting today. This is their announcement.
A Clean Sweep through Hidden Valley
On a beautiful Saturday morning 14 Hidden Valley neighbors armed with grabbers, trash bags and gloves covered every block in our community. We picked up litter and plenty of poop! Thanks to all of you for volunteering! Chandra Crisp …
Respiratory Virus Summary 2026 Week 1
See the stats on Flu, COVID-19 and RSV. Flu is down from a sharp spike, but still high, though nothing like the last couple years. RSV is rising, but also well below where is was previous years. COVID-19 is lowering …
Pima County Visionary of Digital Inclusion
In our Information Age, being excluded from internet access prevents people from getting services, support and opportunities. It also keeps people from the knowledge needed to make the intelligent decisions critical for a democracy. Pima County has been chosen a …
Pima County’s FYI Newsletter January 9, 2026
Monitoring rain, Health’s relay race, expanded Transition Center services, and other news from Pima County.
Wes Miller Park Update
Come down and explore the park’s refurbished trails — easier to follow and more to see. From the parking and picnic areas, follow the green and blue trails north (upstream), or follow the green, blue, and red trails south (downstream). …