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The Chronicle reports that the city’s bikeway plan is about to get an update: With continuing construction by the Texas Department of Transportation on three bike trails in the Heights, west Houston and the Texas

Over the weekend, the Chronicle used one of its two house editorials to question the recent revisions to the city’s parking ordinance: Although the measure sailed through council without opposition, the Chronicle’s Bradley Olson and

Back in December, Swamplot reported that Weingarten’s new project at the site of the old River Oaks Shopping Center had run into a little problem: Apparently some of the new construction violated certain setback provisions.

From the Department of Conflicting Messages comes this report by KHOU-11’s Jeff McShan on downtown crime. On the one hand, downtown sounds a little scary: A Houston security guard said he was making his rounds

The Chronicle‘s Bradley Olson reports that Mayor White and his Council today took on the pressing matter of … downtown parking meter limits: Bolstered by an update to Houston parking laws that sailed through City

Tom Kirkendall noticed something interesting in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals’ recent Skilling decision: The Court clearly is not impressed by the objectivity of the Houston Chronicle, citing the newspaper’s highly inflammatory coverage of