A little over a week ago, the Chronicle Editorial LiveJournalists blasted Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Jefferson Wallace for pushing through a change in the official workflow that has allegedly contributed to a backlog of
Several days ago, Chronicle political reporter Alan Bernstein reported on part of the conversation among GOP Harris County Judge candidates Charles Bacarisse and Ed Emmett and the Chronicle Editorial Board. This excerpt sums up the
The Chronicle‘s Robert Crowe reports that two thirty-somethings are proud of our world-class city: Standing near the construction site like a couple of eager 13-year-old boys, Jason Kendall and Richard Sellers could not contain their
In January, Tom Bazan filed a TxPIA request with Metro for the FY2007 report. When he made this request, he informed Metro that he was unlikely to be as patient this year as he was
Several days ago, Scott O’Leary (aka CO Insider), a customer service exec with Continental Airlines, posted some information on a nice (beta) addition to Continental’s mobile website: Starting today, we’re proud to offer our FlyerTalk
In one fell swoop yesterday, three local media stories demonstrated the woeful state of Chief Hurtt’s leadership at HPD. First, KHOU-11’s Vicente Arenas reported on HPD’s efforts to attract quality cadet recruits, especially critical now
Bad guys are, without doubt, huddling nervously around the city tonight, after the unveiling of Chief Hurtt’s latest crimefighting acronym. Here is the press release sent out by HPD in advance of today’s big press
Unbeknownst to one Houstonian, it’s unwise to ride a bike near the Danger Train while listening to an Ipod (via KHOU-11): The victim for a time was stuck under the train in the 6400 block
The Chronicle‘s Carolyn Feibel posts about a third-party subscription service that takes area crime data and moves it to easily searchable maps, and suggests that it might be a solution for the City of Houston
The Chronicle‘s James Pinkerton reports that Harris County Sheriff Tommy Thomas has announced plans for Harris County jailers to receive training from the feds to identify illegal immigrants: Harris County would be the first law