The Sun Link streetcar system will run later into the night for the All Souls Procession this weekend, with cars moving until 11 p.m. On New Year's Eve, the streetcar will run until 2 a.m., city officials said. Read more» 
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Tucson Department of Transportation Director Daryl Cole on the progress of efforts to repair city streets. Then, the Reporters' Roundtable featured Sarah Garrecht Gassen, editorial writer and columnist at The Arizona Daily Star, and Dan Shearer, editor of Green Valley News and Sahuarita Sun. Plus, Matt Russell, Inside Tucson Business food and beverage columnist, had the Weekend Watch. Read more»
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Be honest, if you knew where to get 4,360,000 cubic yards of concrete, wouldn't you want a full-size replica of the Hoover Dam in your backyard? Read more»
Five Tucson streets workers — including a division administrator - are no longer employed after an 11-month investigation led the city to move to fire them. City officials allege the workers performed side jobs for personal gain at the city's expense, and that a Department of Transportation leader "treated the Streets division as a personal enterprise." Read more» 3
The City of Tucson on Tuesday told several Transportation Department workers that it intends to fire them, officials said. While details are sketchy, the move to fire five or six employees stems from a nearly year-long investigation into allegations of materials and equipment theft. (with video) Read more» 3
