Year: 2009

Via KHOU-11, one of the developers of Houston Pavilions is optimistic the project can attain 60% occupancy by this summer: Geoffrey Jones is the co-developer of Houston Pavilions. It’s a three block project near Dallas

On Monday, Texas Watchdog reported on the roadblocks they have faced recently in obtaining full ethics disclosure forms from city and county officials. Area officials have redacted information related to spouses reported on those forms.

Roughly four years ago, the Chron‘s transit columnist at the time was asked about downtown HOV/”Diamond” bus and carpool lanes, and basically told readers that the regulations are not enforced, and indeed would be nearly

On Monday, the Chronicle ran a followup on the Rivercrest street-closing issue (“Debate reopens over Rivercrest street closures“). In the story, reporter Bradley Olson notes that the debate continues over the closing of the street,

David Barron of the Houston Chronicle reports that Channel 13’s undercover reporter Wayne Dolcefino pleaded no contest to charges of criminal trespass in Austin County: “KTRK (Channel 13) reporter Wayne Dolcefino will serve nine months

Last month, various blogs noted that Houston Police Officers’ Union president Gary Blankinship had pointedly urged Mayor White to scrap General Order No. 500-5, the city’s sanctuary directive. James Pinkerton has a lengthy story on

At the end of last week, the Chronicle‘s Bradley Olson reported that the city’s troubled Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care (BARC) is under the supervision of a new director: Ray Sim, most recently the