Month: May 2008

HPD has looked at its budget numbers and determined it needs to cut back on overtime until the end of the fiscal year: The temporary reduction amounts to slightly less than 10 percent of the

Matt Stiles continues investigating slum-like apartment buildings, and he found another one with a high-profile owner: Code enforcement inspectors have issued three misdemeanor citations against Justice of the Peace Jim Richard of Sugar Land, alleging

KHOU-11 reports that the City of Houston will decide whether or not to allocate $150,000 to defend Chief Hurtt’s no facial hair policy: The case centers around four Houston police officers who filed a federal

Cory Crow is most pleased with HPD’s latest crime-reducing program: retrieving abandoned shopping carts: So, if you add up the benefits of cost control for the owners, crime prevention and neighborhood beautification you end up

And no wonder Klein ISD sent home a flyer with elementary school kids titled, “The Truth about the Bond.” The district barely eked out a victory, by a margin of only 312 votes. That’s much

I just returned from voting in the Lone Star College bond referendum, and also drove through our local elementary school parking lot where Klein ISD bond voting was taking place. I took advantage of early