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Back on August 4, we noted the delay in the Bromwich investigation of the HPD crime lab, and wrote, The Chronicle editorial board is really going to have to stretch to blame this on Harris

The Chronicle editorial board almost had it. They were so close today. They managed to put out a topic sentence with some potential: The decision by Bush administration officials to sponsor a march from the

Chronicle metro/state editorialist and gossip columnist Rick Casey apparently didn’t have anything to write about today. But, he didn’t let that stop him. Here’s a snippet from today’s column of gossip: May I be so

John Wagner makes an interesting point about the Chronicle: Just about every weekend, you can find an obvious representation of the Houston Chronicle’s “inside-the-loop” bias. It works like this: Anything downtown-related is cool; anything outside

A Crawford dispatch from the Chronicle D.C. bureau’s Julie Mason, like much of that bureau’s reporting, suffers from some problems. There’s this: Sheehan’s 10-day vigil took its new turn when Fred Mattlage, from nearby Hewitt,