Still nothing out of the Editorial LiveJournalists/Constitution Rewriters about Chief Hurtt’s surveillance camera plan; however, the Chron‘s new Pulitzer Prize-winning ‘toonist has weighed in — in favor of the plan. The editorial board doesn’t disappoint,
If a water main break has damaged a road, a car can find a way around it. A bus can find a way around it. Cars and buses are flexible. Light rail is not. But
The new communications team advising embattled Mayor Pro Tem Carol Alvarado can’t be happy with today’s publicity. Then again, they helped generate some of it by insisting on the following correction in today’s Chronicle: In
Kinky Friedman’s foray into alternative marketing political campaign took an odd turn today, as Friedman testified in the sentencing phase of the trial of (twice) convicted murderer Max Soffar: Prosecutor Lyn McClellan objected throughout the
Local watchdog and blogHOUSTON commenter Tom Bazan gets a little attention from the Chronicle‘s Rad Sallee today: MetroRail critic Tom Bazan filed an open records request to find out whether the Pierce Elevated overpass had
A couple of weeks ago, we posted about a red light camera company’s plan to contest the city’s contract with American Traffic Solutions Inc. (ATS). Today the Chronicle‘s Alexis Grant (with an assist from Matt
via Chron.com: Passengers riding MetroRail today should expect delays due to a broken water line at San Jacinto and Hermann Drive. The water line break has washed out support under the track at that location
The Chronicle‘s Matt Stiles reports that embattled Mayor Pro Tem Carol Alvarado has decided to bring in the heavyweights to help her with the bonusgate scandal: Councilwoman and Mayor Pro Tem Carol Alvarado shifted strategy
Early voting for the March 7 primary started on February 21. The state’s major newspapers have engaged in the usual practice of endorsing primary candidates in many races. The Chronicle Editorial LiveJournalists, on the other
The Chronicle ran a choppy op-ed from Gabriel Vazquez today on the bonusgate scandal. The former councilmember seems to channel local blogs with this snippet: Clearly, the public trust has been violated, but there is