Month: August 2006

It looks as if the supplier of the city’s $10,000 parking meters has been chosen: Digital Payment Technologies Corp., a leading supplier of revenue-management solutions for the global parking industry, has been awarded a three-year

Over at Cigars…Donuts…and Coffee, Jason says that MayorWhiteChiefHurtt have quite a predicament on their hands — appeasing different parts of the city, while dealing with limited police resources: Earlier this year residents and business people

Last week, the Chronicle‘s Matt Stiles reported that Mayor White was spreading the word that the city might need to take up redistricting due to population growth. KTRH-740’s Brent Fuller reports that it does not

Since rumors started flying about the future of several landmark buildings owned by Weingarten, the firm has pretty much stiffed local reporters looking for comments. In a subscriber-only Wall Street Journal story by Thaddeus Herrick

A few days ago, the Chronicle‘s Matt Stiles wrote quite a story on the seemingly endless stream of ordinances passed by City Council which are not enforced: The object of concern was “pocket bikes” —