I guess you heard that we’ve got a new District Attorney. She takes office in January. She’s already made plans

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I guess you heard that we’ve got a new District Attorney. She takes office in January. She’s already made plans
I try to stay away from national politics on El Chuqueño, because I don’t want to alienate potential readers. Lots
I’m angry. From KFOX14.com: Five buildings throughout El Paso are being refurbished to assist the county combat COVID-19. . .
That’s the question we should be asking candidates this election cycle. In the next four years, City Council will probably
This post originally appeared on 28 March 2019. Back in 2009, Woody Hunt talked about the effects of corruption in
First it was that dark money campaign to “Support Our Leaders”. Now it’s this email from Woody Hunt. From: Woody Hunt
The truth is, there isn’t a lot the Mayor of El Paso can do. He doesn’t get a vote on
Did you have a voice in the political process when City Council announced on a Thursday that they were going
Here’s a piece on Medium.com written by veteran reporter Debbie Nathan, chronicling the run-up to the election. . . .
Tomorrow the El Paso City Council will vote on a measure to indefinitely postpone the proposed arena in Duranguito. Let’s
Way back on 30 July 2014, in a post titled Can El Paso Go Bankrupt?, I wrote: I mean, we’re
Those nice guys at The Forma Group lent almost $7,000 to their client Debbie Torres for her District 6 runoff
I’ll give you a hint. Follow the money. There’s a new book out titled Who Rules El Paso? Give the
On December 5, I requested the employment contracts for City Manager Tommy Gonzalez from the City of El Paso via
Did you hear about this in the media? This version is from the El Paso Times: The El Paso City
Do you reckon City Manager Tommy Gonzalez has ever been to the east side? Has he ever had a beer
Here’s a story from KVIA: El Paso City Council members have approved spending more than a million dollars to renovate
Today at 1:30, the City Ethics Commission will meet in City Council Chambers to discuss the Ethics Complaint filed against
The power dynamic has subtly shifted at City Hall. The developers used to call the shots. But, since El Paso’s
Here’s a post from PayToPlayLawBlog.com, printed in its entirety. Trends regarding the enactment of pay-to-play legislation remain remarkably consistent and