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We never commented on a Chronicle story from the weekend that looked at METRO’s latest prized edition to its bloated and expensive PR department. Here are a few key grafs: Next week, Jerome Gray, a

Here are some Monday morning links, to get your week rolling: Opinion: Insurance Institute Traffic Camera Study Flawed (TheNewspaper.com) Opinion: Insurance Institute Traffic Camera Study Flawed, Part 2 (TheNewspaper.com) Nevertheless, you’ll continue to see proponents

It’s probably a good idea to stay off the roads. Here is a Transtar image of the problems this morning:

It’s time for a link roundup to clear out all the stuff we never quite got around to blogging about: Green: Budget Shortfall Increased by $23M (Isiah Carey, KRIV-26 News) I know — let’s give

Further details have emerged on how much more taxpayer support will be going towards the soccer stadium that isn’t going to cost taxpayers anything: The city is poised to strike a 30-year deal giving back

A full week ago, we noted in this blog post that FTA New Starts funding has been targeted by House Republican leaders for potential deficit reduction. We further noted that such cuts could seriously jeopardize

The last time the Chronicle editorial board weighed in on the municipal pension mess, we pointed out why it has no credibility on the issue and should be ignored. The Chonicle editorial board has weighed

Bill King continues his series on Houston’s municipal pension problems with his proposed long-term fix: The only permanent fix is to scrap defined-benefit plans in favor of defined-contribution plans. With defined-contribution plans we will always

KTRK-13 meteorologist Tim Heller cracks on some of the silly weather editorializing that has been published lately on the news pages of the Houston Chronicle: Here we go again. The Houston Chronicle published another article

If this doesn’t make you want to frolic downtown, Bob Eury doesn’t know what will: A new team of guides, trained in first aid, hospitality and other helping skills, is working the streets of downtown