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The City of South Tucson, the pueblo within a city, is a mosaic of history and culture. Sure, it has a great deal of problems. But the color it brings to our surroundings is incomparable. -
The City of South Tucson City Hall on 1601 S. 6th Ave. -
The legendary El Casino Ballroom, 437 E. 26th St. -
Primavera Foundation’s low-rent housing project for grandparents raising their grandchildren, Las Abuelitas. The complex is located across the street from El Casino Ballroom. -
The South Tucson Housing Authority has about 100 low-income homes and apartments for families, senior citizens and people with disabilities. -
One of 50 Housing Authority homes. -
Sights on South Tenth Avenue. -
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The City of South Tucson has an epidemic of anonymous landlords who neglect their properties. -
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The South Fourth Avenue corridor offers some of the best Mexican food restaurants in the area. -
According to statistics, more than 80 percent of households in the City of South Tucson—with at least one working family member—are on food stamps. -
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A mural behind the South Tucson Fire Department. -
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I was born and raised in Guatemala City, Guatemala. I moved to Tucson about 10 years ago. Since I was old enough to enjoy reading, I developed an interest in writing, and telling stories through different... More by María Inés Taracena

