Because of recent technical problems*, Ubu Roi wasn’t able to post his thoughts here on the coming increases in Houston water bills. Fortunately, he did post those thoughts on his original blog, Houblog. Here’s a
The Chronicle‘s Bradley Olson traveled with Senate Candidate Bill White outside of Houston recently, and reports on the experience here. For those keeping score at home, that means Olson now seems to be manning the
The Examiner‘s Michael Reed reported last week that trees are returning to Kirby. It’s still one ugly, expanded stretch of concrete if you ask us. But, that’s the price of progress, we suppose. Traffic should
Recently, we’ve seen Mayor Bill White skirt the city’s contracting rules to put the artist now known as The One* in place to clean up a BARC mess that had not previously been a priority
The Houston Chronicle has returned to a favorite topic with this article about how shootings by law enforcement in Harris County have risen this year. According to reporter James Pinkerton, as of 24 September there
As reported by the Chronicle‘s Bradley Olson, Senate Candidate Bill White recently warned voters to be wary of any new spending proposed by Houston’s mayoral candidates: White, who has shied away from endorsing or even
We’re a little behind on praising a couple more BH friends who won awards this week (from the corporate-posing-as-alt-media types…) It’s definitely worth noting that Village Voice Houston recently honored BH favs Cory Crow (Best
Senate-candidate White donned his mayoral cap this week to caution Houston’s mayor-wannabes about excessive spending during the current recession (via the Chron’s Bradley Olsen): White warns against new spending Mayor tells voters to be wary
KPRC-2’s Stephen Dean reports that METRO’s ongoing experiment with camera surveillance as a replacement for live security officers at the Park-and-Pillage lots is still going poorly: The Houston Metropolitan Transit Authority reported that 271 camera
KHOU-11’s Mark Greenblatt just won an Emmy for his investigative series on HPD’s homicide misreporting. Recall that city officials once tried to smear Greenblatt for his reporting, before conceding his points. Congratulations to Greenblatt for