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The key to preventing theft from vehicles starts with YOU!

Nobody wants to be a victim of crime, but if you leave your purse, computer, tools or other valuable items in your auto, you’re increasing the risk that you will become a theft-from-vehicle victim.

Many thefts from vehicles are the result of people leaving their car doors unlocked or leaving items of value in the car where would-be thieves can easily spot them. The message- if thieves can see it, they will steal it.

Sun Link prepares for one millionth passenger next week

City offers $2 swim lessons for those who qualify

Movies in the Park program returns this summer

Thank a Cop tomorrow

City of Tucson is removing abandoned shopping carts

Bicycle & Pedestrian program completes annual report

State memorials this week for former Arizona Governor Raul Castro

Residents scoring big deals on City surplus property (video)

Sign up for a free water audit to save water and money

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On this upcoming Mother's Day and Mother's Day weekend, I want to wish my mother Irene, my wife Mary and all the mom's a Happy Mother's Day

It is nice to get word back on efforts from constituents. The following was sent to Mark Kerr, my Chief of Staff, on a constituent case he had dealt with.

Tucson Water director resigns

Mayor and Council move forward some charter change recommendations

Tucson's efforts to end veterans homelessness progressing

Tucson Police Department honors fallen officers tomorrow

Reid Park Zoo euthanizes long-term resident sun bear

Postal Inspectors across the country work hard to protect your mail. But with deliveries to more than 100 million addresses, the Postal Inspection Service can't do the job alone.

Here's what you can do to protect your mail from thieves: