Posted on · People living in single-family homes will receive an automatic adjustment, while those in multi-family homes and commercial properties will need to apply.
Posted on · The city will pass along the cost of the 15-year project to consumers, with rate hikes beginning next spring.
Posted on · Houston residents have until the end of May to submit their feedback.
Posted on · City officials and transportation advocates are visiting traffic hotspots to investigate whether road design is contributing to crashes.
Posted on · The San Jacinto River Authority and the City of Houston are temporarily reducing the level of water in Lake Conroe, as part of a project to reduce flood risks on the river.
Posted on · The City of Houston is considering changing an ordinance regarding how new construction is done in floodplains.
Posted on · On Thursday's Houston Matters: We discuss proposed new regulations for construction within Houston's floodplains. We learn about the plight of African Americans in the South after the dissolution of the Confederacy. We visit the massive Girl Scout Cookie drop. And we find people playing hockey in Greater Houston.
Posted on · Houston Matters learns about the science behind the formation of potholes on our streets and highways, and we learn how the city deals with repairing them.
Posted on · Responding to a recent study, a top public works official blames careless behavior for a lot of those collisions.
Posted on · The price of oil has sunk to a level not seen since 2009. And since asphalt is made from oil, this should be good news when it comes to something Houstonians complain about most: streets that need a new coat of pavement. But that’s not how things have worked out.
Posted on · To keep you from driving into danger, the City of Houston is putting electronic warning gates in flood-prone roadways.