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During the next big storm, the city of Houston’s Office of Emergency Management wants you to use your cell phone to do more than make calls.
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Hey folks, this is a BIG deal! Free school supplies, uniforms, immunizations, kid Fun Zone, info on programs and services provided by HISD, the City of Houston, and other community organizations and more. Check it out.
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Mandatory furloughs for city of Houston workers will happen next week, but the plan won’t include firefighters or police officers.
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Ten days after 180,000 Houston voters shot down the city’s controversial red light cameras, the issue has finally come to a head.
Two days ago the city attorney sent a letter to the president of American Traffic Solutions, the company that owns the system, requesting that the red light cameras be turned off
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Residents in a community called Sunnyside near Bellfort and Scott Streets are worried about the layoffs at the Houston Housing and Community Development Department.
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Bicyclist was killed; 10 others were injured
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Mayor Annise Parker has put aside a campaign promise to use a controversial federal program to screen for illegal immigrants in local jails, saying the city has not yet decided to fund the initiative.
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End of fares? No, says Metro!!!
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They will pay 3.95 percent more at the University of Houston next year. Law students will pay much more…
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Mayor Annise Parker’s plan to raise the fees already has been met with a chilly reception from City Council members..
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Ending fares, reshaping role to improve agency are on the table..
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For the third consecutive month, Houston area employers have been adding jobs, a sign that Houston’s economy may be stabilizing.
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Commuters could have slick drives this morning and tonight as a rain-making low pressure area off the coast skirts the Houston region, but sunny days are expected this weekend.
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Site being leased by church is one of 17 Houston may sell
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