Here’s a few paragraphs from Wednesday’s dead tree front page story of the El Paso Times: One night in October

The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Here’s a few paragraphs from Wednesday’s dead tree front page story of the El Paso Times: One night in October
No, not Erectile Dysfunction. That’s a separate discussion all together. Economic Development. The City’s Economic Development policies are designed to
The elected officials dress up, and look down at us from the dais, and once a week they might have
Here’s an interesting story from KVIA.com: This week the city has come out with a plan to clear up some
by Max Grossman I recently reported that the City’s four water parks lost $1,335,420 during the summer 2021 season and
Max Grossman recently brought to light the uncomfortable fact that the water parks are losing millions of dollars every year.
by Max Grossman Proposition 1 on the ballot of November 6, 2012 ballot authorized the issuance of $245,000,000 in general
Getting back to this KFOX interview with City Manager Tommy Gonzalez: “We’ve been successful in bringing different types of big-name
El Paso is a great city. I never thought we needed to spend a billion dollars to fix it. There
Max Grossman reports that District 8 Representative Cissy Lizarraga is appointing Steffen Poessiger to the City’s Historic Landmark Commission. You
The City’s share of property taxes on the median priced home went up 6% this year. You can read about
Did you see Adam Powell’s story at ElPasoTimes.com? It’s headlined City Hall’s budget is set: What will El Pasoans get
From Adam Powell at ElPasoTimes.com: Elections in El Paso could look much different if El Pasoans for Fair Elections is
Somehow I missed the point of City Manager Tommy Gonzalez’ press release about the new budget. When Tommy Gonzalez was
In a recent guest column at ElPasoTimes.com, Representatives Hernandez, Salcido, and Rodriguez wrote the following: The city of El Paso
Because the City won’t stop spending money. While we’re catching our breath (this is, after all, an election year) the
You’ll remember that back in May, Col. (Ret.) Cary Westin retired from his position as Deputy City Manager for the
There is a public meeting tonight at 5:30 to discuss the economic impact of the downtown arena. The meeting will
This post originally appeared on 07 February 2022. If you want to know what’s wrong with governance in El Paso,