A big crowd against a bigger highway
Few city issues draw a crowd. Highway expansion did.
Jack Craver
There go parking mandates
City staff actually made it happen!
Should we be mad at Watson –– or the code?
A broken bureaucracy facilitates favoritism.
The battle for the police union
Two challengers take on APA chief Thomas Villareal.
A preservation incentive?
On the Council message board last week, CM Leslie Pool, the lead sponsor of proposals to reduce minimum lot sizes and allow three units per lot, offered some additional ideas to make the new housing lower-priced. FAR limits –– the Floor to Area Ratio is a part of most zoning in
A bizarre exercise in public comment
Unnecessary in one sense, necessary in another.
Hundreds sign up to speak on zoning reforms
368 is the current count.
Traffic in Austin will never get better
And that's OK.
A big week for housing
The opposition is gearing up.
A symbolic snub of I-35
Also, watch the NLCS with me tomorrow!
A step towards a new city manager
What kind of city manager do we want?
The race for City Council starts
Siegel declares in D7 ... Today Mike Siegel announced he is running to succeed Leslie Pool to represent District 7 on City Council. Pool, who is the only remaining Council member elected in the first 10-1 election in 2014, is termed out. 🚀 Exciting News! I'm thrilled to announce my