See if this reminds you of a circular firing squad: Warning: More tickets, tows, boots on the way for Houston cars Parking scofflaws who drive under the radar are more likely to be nabbed under
Peter Brown showed that he’s not just an expert in the architectural arena. No, he’s also quite the expert when it comes to local school issues, as the Chron’s Bradley Olson recently posted on the
Tom Bazan has long been skeptical of light rail proponents’ claims that it is the more eco-friendly transit choice. Along that line, there’s a new study out that underscores his point: Well, there could be
Today in the Houston Chronicle there is a story about too many juveniles being certified to stand trial in the adult criminal justice system. In 2007 and 2008 alone, Harris County juvenile judges transferred 160
The police always take flak for their actions on the street. Police Departments all have policies designed to limit their liability in a lawsuit. However, the dirty little secret is that no policy manual can
KTRK ABC 13’s website has a story of a Brazoria County man with 9 previous convictions for driving while intoxicated getting a 75-year prison term. Keith Peltier got his first DWI conviction in 1986. His
Sounds inviting! KHOU-11 reports the homeowners have some….concerns: 11 News rode along with Steffan, a 17-year police veteran, to witness firsthand what he and his fellow officers encounter on a typical Friday night. There were
The Chron’s Mike Snyder has the exciting details: The city’s urban transit corridors ordinance, which it began developing in June 2006, is expected to be considered by the City Council in July. It would offer
Bradley Olson’s Chron story notes the increase is small, but with times being what they are… In an austere year for the city of Houston, when the 2010 budgets of several major departments that provide