City of Houston
City Of Houston To Start Over Airport Contract Bidding
Posted on · City Controller says there are many unanswered questions for how the contracts were awarded.
Posted on · City Controller says there are many unanswered questions for how the contracts were awarded.
Posted on · Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner's pothole initiative will officially launch next week.
Posted on · Sylvester Turner’s first full city council meeting went right to the crux of Houston’s problems.
Posted on · The new mayor took the oath of office during a ceremony at Jones Hall on Monday morning.
Posted on · At inauguration ceremonies this morning (Jan. 4, 2016) at Jones Hall, Mayor Sylvester Turner took the oath of office, along with new city council members and City Controller Chris Brown. In his inaugural address, Mayor Turner shared some of his personal journey in politics and a positive message regarding the challenges facing the City of […]
Posted on · It’s the end of 18 years of public service to the city of Houston.
Posted on · The historic properties range from a high-rise building downtown, an elaborate River Oaks mansion, to a one-story residence in the Montrose neighborhood.
Posted on · All votes are in and Sylvester Turner is the next mayor of Houston.
Posted on · Here's the order, according to the Harris County sample ballot, of the contests and candidates as they appear on the ballot.
Posted on · The goal is that the city will use the funds the measure will generate to improve the infrastructure of the popular neighborhood.
Posted on · Wednesday is the first day of early voting for the city of Houston’s runoff election.
Posted on · From a lawsuit alleging the wording on Proposition 2 (the recent ballot measure regarding term limits for elected city officials) was misleading, to students discussing how campus carry might affect the University of Houston, to Mayor Annise Parker saying she wants the City Council to consider a texting and driving ban: our rotating panel of […]
Posted on · The city collects up to 6,000 illegally dumped old tires per year.
Posted on · Last week (10/14/15), the Houston City Council adopted a new Arts and Cultural Plan for the city — it’s first in 22 years. The goal? To harness all the cultural assets the city has to offer, identify the programming needs of audiences and patrons and the funding needs of institutions. While the plan passed and […]
Posted on · Recently, the Houston City Council contemplated whether to pay police officers more money to live in the city and closer to the communities they serve. Council members shelved the topic after struggling to find common ground. It’s not a new concept, and not unique to law enforcement. Some propose it’s beneficial for educators to live […]