Articles by Anne Linehan

YESTERDAY KEVIN WHITED NOTED that METRO VP Raequel “9-volt battery” Roberts gave a snippy response to Texas Watchdog’s Jennifer Peebles who was inquiring about media access to METRO Chairman David Wolff’s upcoming speech to the

SO THE CITY OF HOUSTON wants Harris County to go after vehicle owners who haven’t paid red light camera tickets, but the city is unwilling to pay county toll fines incurred by drivers of city

STATE OF METRO: METRO’s expensive blogger notes that Chairman David Wolff will be speaking at the Greater Houston Partnership next week: If you want to find out exactly what’s going on at METRO, our current

INCREDIBLY, THIS IS A CHRON EDITORIAL: “Social science research recently revealed a connection that we, at least, had never made: The more housework you do, the more often you’re likely to have sex with your

ONCE AGAIN, COMMISSIONERS COURT has postponed a decision on the city’s request that the county block vehicle registrations for those who don’t pay their red light camera tickets.

FROM TODAY’S MOVEIT! COLUMN: At its October meeting, the Metro board gave the go-ahead for the future conversion of highway HOV lanes to so-called “HOT” lanes (high-occupancy toll) like the ones operating on the Katy

MAYOR WHITE may be a big fan of TIRZs, but The Examiner‘s Rusty Graham reports not everyone is so enamored: TIRZ 17 and its projects have never been popular with residents of surrounding neighborhoods, many

THIS made me wonder if Chief Hurtt is still pursuing a new $250 million HPD headquarters/compound.

METRO IS EXPANDING parking lot capacity at the South Point Park and Ride from 376 spaces to 766. Unlike inner loop light rail, moves like this will actually contribute to a stated METRO Solutions goal

THE CHRON’S CAUCASIAN THINK TANK approve of Mayor White’s new Veterinarian Shakedown Revenue Stream. KEVIN WHITED ADDS: Blogger Brian Phillips has a different view.