Month: October 2007

The Associated Press reports that compliance with City of Houston legislation aimed at breeders is nonexistent: Three months after the city of Houston passed an ordinance requiring a permit to sell cats or dogs that

Given my recent travels, this KPRC-2 story from September caught my eye: Several air travelers have come home from their trips to find they cannot drive their cars, KPRC Local 2 reported Tuesday. Houston police

The opening of a 4 October Chronicle story by Mike Snyder and Nancy Sarnoff on the fight over a proposed high-rise in an affluent neighborhood provides some entertainment: Two days after Mayor Bill White pledged

As we noted earlier this summer, HPOU’s publication Badge & Gun ran an article by Alan Helfman, Jay Wall, and William A Wolff, who have been pushing for the adoption of CompStat, the statistical tool

We noted at the start of summer that a dark Mecom Fountain — and the fact that the city could manage neither to prevent the vandalism that darkened it or to effect repairs of the

KHOU-11’s Jeff McShan reports that the installation of downtown surveillance cameras will be complete by the end of this week: After a lot of red tape and a lot of talk about privacy, the day

blogHOUSTON friend, and KTRK-13 producer, Mike McGuff has a neat little gig going where each week he visits a local high school football game and takes lots of pictures. After that, the pictures are posted