The Chronicle gets in a cheap attack on Attorney General Alberto Gonzales today: The Bush administration defines torture as the infliction of severe injury resulting in organ failure or death. That leaves out, without explanation,
The Park and Pillage bandits have been arrested, according to Metro Police: Fingerprints on a car that had been broken into at the Addicks Park & Ride lot last month helped Metro police capture two
Chronicle reader representative James T. Campbell pens a column on Bill Cosby, who will be visiting Houston next week: Cosby is attempting to fundamentally change the approach that lower income and poor minorities use to
Cubic Corp, which has failed to deliver a working “smart card” system for Metro and is being sued by Metro, has also failed to deliver a functional “smart card” system for the Twin Cities Metro
Local progressive blogger Charles Kuffner sat down last week with Michael Fjetland, the sometime Republican from Fort Bend County who is again speaking of challenging House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R). Kuffner summarized Fjetland’s plans
Friday, the Chronicle‘s Kristen Mack provided some interesting coverage of the District C council race, which already seems to be heating up: One of the candidates in the crowded race to succeed Mark Goldberg, who
It’s bad enough that KPRC-2 has a dog on its weather forecasts. Now, the dog’s diet has become a part of the newscast: Houston’s dubious fattest city title may apply to more than just than
As Rad Sallee reports, Metro is disclosing it has a problem with the light rail system: After more than a year of rail operations, Metro President and CEO Frank Wilson revealed recently that 12 of
Today, we get the latest in a series of LiveJournal-style columns from Rick Casey. It’s nice to see the state of the culture as reflected by Casey’s prose: Afterwards he hooked up with and impregnated
Another official from the administration of former mayor Lee Brown has pleaded guilty to wrongdoing while in office: Former city of Houston administrator Monique McGilbra pleaded guilty Friday to federal charges stemming from a multistate