If approved, Goose Creek CISD’s latest bond proposal will bring the district’s bond debt over $1 billion.
Charles Blain
Texas Cities Struggle with Truth in Accounting
The lack of budget transparency in Texas cities keeps many taxpayers in the dark on local debt struggles.
Why Are Tax Dollars Used to Enforce Houston Deed Restrictions?
Taxpayers shouldn’t pay for the enforcement of private homeowner contracts.
West U Councilwoman Who Attacked Teens Claims She’s the Victim
A West U Councilwomen verbally attacked a group of teenagers after she found out they were Trump supporters.
Taxpayers Should Take Notice of Houston’s Long-Term Financial Goals
Houston’s long-term financial report provides a few promising proposals, but leaves a lot to be desired for taxpayers.
Texas Opportunity Zones Could Prove Successful Across the State
Texas opportunity zones could provide a chance for distressed communities to be uplifted through private investments.
Houston ISD Seeking “Partners” To Turn Around Failing Campuses
In an effort to turn around ten failing campuses, HISD is seeking partners to take over the schools before the state steps in.
Deadline Looms for Houston to Count Petition Signatures
Houston has been issued a deadline to count signatures on a petition submitted by firefighters nearly a year ago.
Food Truck Regulations in Houston and Austin Burden Budding Businesses
Cities are increasingly passing burdensome regulations that restrict how food trucks can operate within their limits.
Houston Land-Use Proposal May Have Major Impact With Little Public Input
Zoning and planning discussions often cite Houston as an example of a city without limits. While it is correct that the city doesn’t have a citywide zoning plan, it is not entirely without zoning. Ordinances found within the city code regulate development in Houston,...