Month: December 2007

The Chronicle‘s Alexis Grant reports that the city’s fancy new municipal courts technology still isn’t working properly: City officials, at their wit’s end with the company they hired to turn municipal courts into an electronic

The Houston Property Rights Association emails that Jay Wall will be the featured speaker at Friday’s regular lunch meeting: This Friday noon the HPRA speaker is Jay Wall, who will tell us about the CompStat

A little over a week ago, Mayor White reacted angrily to ads from a municipal employees labor union criticizing the City of Houston for allegedly employing low-paid teenagers as call-takers at the Houston Emergency Center.

A man goes missing on Monday. The family files a missing person complaint with HPD that day. Tuesday night, Precinct 5 constables find the vehicle in an apartment complex. There are two juveniles inside, the

As we’ve known for a while, citywide Wi-Fi is dead. But not to fear — “the dream” behind citywide Wi-Fi lives on! Alexis Grant reports for the Chronicle: The city of Houston’s wireless network deal