Month: October 2006

Apparently it’s time for a new revenue stream, and Isiah Carey has the scoop: The city of Houston is looking at unpdate of their Valet Parking service ordinance. The Insite hears the city will soon

The Chronicle‘s Alexis Grant reports that Councilmember Adrian Garcia still has not given up on efforts to make Houston’s curfew more restrictive: As chair of the council’s public safety committee, Garcia has tried for months

On Friday night, Mayor White did another of his HPD Ride Alongs: With Houston crime under the microscope, Mayor Bill White went along with police to see for himself how new tactics are working. On

Did you hear about that couple killed by a wrecker driver last week as they left a Bible study? Turns out the wrecker driver was a SafeClear driver with four previous DUI convictions. Oh, and

The headline from today’s Chronicle is pretty telling: Homicide rate on track to be worst in a decade The Administration’s spinners go on to try to explain to us why the numbers aren’t really that

KTRK-13 reports the rollout of another acronym to take on Houston’s surging crime: Police will soon have new eyes and ears inside Houston apartment complexes with the creation of a new program. It’s called The