Tim Steller

When Chef Maria Mazón first posted about the problems on North Fourth Avenue on Sept. 23, she had a suspect in sight. “I’ve been in business for almost 17 years. But lately I’ve been seeing 4th Avenue kind of like going downhill. I hate that word, but tha... See more

A former member of a Southern Arizona religious community is accusing them in a lawsuit of forcing him to serve as an unpaid general contractor for about a decade. Joshua Lilly lived in Global Community Communications Alliance communes both as a child and... See more

A man accused of sexual conduct with three different minors has pleaded guilty in one case. Jose Mora pleaded guilty Monday to attempted sexual conduct with a minor, a class 3 felony. Mora, 59, has been indicted in two different cases involving three diff... See more

Rep. Juan Ciscomani is making a strong pitch these days about his performance: He’s the most bipartisan, aisle-crossing, effective member of Congress from Arizona. He’s even been courageous. That’s what he says, in a new ad, in the recent debate, on his w... See more

Last month, city officials told a Star columnist writing about Tucson’s economy that lagging sales tax revenue figures were due largely to broader economic factors not specific to Tucson. We were skeptical and asked officials from a half-dozen Arizona cit... See more