Month: November 2006

KTRK-13’s Miya Shay blogs that the SEIU/janitors strike has come to an end, with SEIU pronouncing victory. Here’s an interesting tidbit from her blog post: You saw it first here on the KTRK political blog!

Local watchdog Tom Bazan has long been warning about the still-unresolved stray-current issues along METRO’s Main Street light-rail line. On Friday, KHOU-11’s Jason Whiteley reported the latest on the problem: Metro’s light rail line is

Today’s Chronicle carried an op-ed on the topic of City Council’s plan to fine the owners of apartment complexes that suffer from too much crime. The point writer Teresa Lowery makes is that the costs

Mayor White’s quest to oust Jordy Tollett from the position as president of the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau took yet another turn on Friday, as the Chronicle‘s Kristen Mack reports: The executive board

SEIU seems to be discovering that the local judicial system is not overly impressed with the organization’s shipping in professional protestors to break our community’s laws: In an unprecedented transparent attempt to severely limit the