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Chron reporter Matt Stiles recently blogged about HCC and its stonewalling of his public information requests. Today, he blogs about the latest excuses for the stonewalling from the HCC IT people, and concludes: This is

The Chronicle‘s Mike Snyder reported over the weekend that Houston will have to repay at least $15 million in federal housing funds, one of the highest repayments ever demanded of a local agency: The required

Cory Crow notes that hotel development shill consultant John Keeling has made yet another appearance in the local media, this time in a Chronicle column by Nancy Sarnoff: Every major convention city has at least

Klein ISD’s board has approved the $647 million bond proposal that includes razing and rebuilding Klein High School: If approved by voters, the $646.9 million bond issue would address district needs in five areas. The

According to a story by the Chron’s Mike Snyder, the city is using eminent domain to claim a parcel of land in order “to develop a small ‘pocket park’ on the edge of a large,

In this week’s Houston Press, Rich Connelly has an update on that big reduction Mayor White received on his home’s tax assessment: Here’s the scenario so far: Houstonian Tim Hebert first noticed the reduction late

The big elections overshadowed an interesting bit of news from county government that Bill Murphy reported for the Chronicle earlier this week: Harris County commissioners voted unanimously Monday morning to pay $1.7 million to settle