Articles by Anne Linehan

The Chronicle‘s Mike Glenn has details of what HPD plans on doing with its new windfall: Red light cameras installed at 50 intersections throughout the city have generated more than $6 million for the city

Today, Commissioners Court took up the matter of Judge Ed Emmett’s proposed one cent property tax rate cut: Harris County Commissioners Court unanimously approved County Judge Ed Emmett’s proposal this morning to cut the county’s

In yesterday’s Outlook section, Houston Downtown Management District President Bob Eury sang the praises of the George R. Brown Convention Center as it turns 20. Toward the end of the op-ed he added this: Downtown

With Metro’s General Mobility Program obligations in the news this past week, it’s interesting to look at something Afton Oaks resident Ted Richardson discovered when he transcribed a Metro committee meeting from February of this

Via KTRK-13 and KSBJ-89.3, the Houston Food Bank is seeking 160 volunteers Monday to break down produce displays at the GRB when a national produce convention wraps up: The Houston Food Bank stands to lose

Harris County Judge Ed Emmett has suggested cutting the county’s property tax rate by one cent, and the Chronicle‘s Bill Murphy has the story: Harris County Commissioners Court on Tuesday floated the idea of cutting

The Houston Business Journal reports: Greg Ortale will return to Houston on Dec. 3 as president and chief executive of the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau. Ortale served as general manager and executive vice