Metro police may have solved the problem of disappearing tailgates: For months, tailgates were disappearing from Houston area pickups at an alarming rate. More than 130 were stolen from parked pickups all over Houston. Fourteen
Matt Bramanti points to a KPRC-2 story about how the city’s forced towing program has another black eye: Two women from different parts of Houston became victims of identity theft and the only common link
Council may soon crack down on some forms of begging on city streets: Houston might soon crack down on children soliciting money for charity on city streets. A proposed city ordinance would forbid charities from
It’s high time a food and drink roundup made an appearance. And there are quite a few links this week. Alison Cook loved her visits to Mary’z Mediterranean Cuisine, a restaurant that seems to take
Rad Sallee’s Move It! column covers last week’s Metro Mobility Series breakfast meeting: Afton Oaks residents worried about access to their homes and the fate of live oaks on the Richmond Avenue median aren’t alone
Local tree activists (Anne likes those!) are hot about CenterPoint’s “zero-tolerance policy” for trees. CenterPoint’s aggressive anti-tree policy stems from the massive Ohio blackout in 2003 and CenterPoint says it is following federal regulations that
KTRH-740’s Brent Fuller is reporting that HPD officials are saying HPD may have to cut spending on public safety in order to fund the next phase of Michael Bromwich’s investigation into the HPD crime lab.
Sedosi Alhambra has previously noted Clay Robison’s preferred approach to Texas education reform (get out the money catapult and fling tax dollars). Today, the Chronicle‘s six-days-per-week Austin bureau chief and Sunday partisan lefty editorialist tries
The Chronicle editorial page, which claims to be neither conservative nor liberal, illustrates its notion of balance today on the Cindy Sheehan affair. There’s an op-ed from Cindy Sheehan herself. There’s an op-ed from the
According to this Chronicle story by Edward Hegstrom, local activists are trying to organize day laborers: Activists circulated among day laborers near Shepherd on Friday, hoping to organize the workers before the arrival of the