Yesterday, we briefly noted a Chronicle staff editorial criticizing the administration of former mayor Lee P. Brown. Here is an excerpt from that editorial: The indictment of another Brown administration official indicates influence peddling at
The Chronicle has a wrap-up story on city council’s decision to delay voting on Mayor White’s proposed $AFEclear changes. Just like yesterday’s Chronicle story that had some off-the-wall councilmember quotes, today’s story has a couple
The Chronicle‘s interim editorial page editor James Howard Gibbons made some curious decisions with today’s editorial page. The Chronicle chose not to devote a staff editorial to the second inauguration of President Bush. Instead, one
Here’s an eye-opening paragraph in a Chronicle article about former Brown administration official Monique McGilbra: The charges surrounded an energy contract she oversaw. As the head of the city’s Building Services Department, she also helped
Ken Hoffman reports that KTRK-13 is bringing in some fresh blood for the anchor desk: Channel 13 has hired a new anchor for its 4 p.m. weekday newscast. She’s Ilona Carson, who’s coming here from
On January 9 (and in subsquent posts), we criticized SAFEclear advisor and political science professor Bob Stein’s admission that one key assumption in the original SAFEclear program was that the cars of some motorists would
L.M. Sixel has a report on the lack of booming business the George R. Brown Convention Center has experienced since its expansion — taxpayer-financed expansion, of course: Houston celebrated with fireworks when it kicked off
Ken Hoffman engages in some fun media criticism in his latest column: I have never noticed that we’re especially fat. I know I have trouble getting a tennis court at Memorial Park. And when I
The Chronicle has a couple of must-read $AFEclear stories today. One is about the city of Houston (not) partnering with Harris County’s Motorist Assistance Program and one is about the different plans city councilmembers are
City Council has decided to delay voting on the mayor’s proposed $AFEclear changes: City Council tabled the measure and is scheduled to vote on the Safe Clear program next week. “I have to have due