El Chuqueño

If the County of El Paso were a publicly held company, these two stories would give investors reason to short

Here’s the latest. This one’s from Portland. Portland is preparing to endorse the construction of communities of tiny houses on

My interest was piqued by the tidbit of information about Austin’s newest project to provide housing to the chronically homeless.

I was surprised to see many of El Paso’s first citizens at the recent meeting to discuss the potential move

Friday I went to a ballgame. You remember the ballpark. “El Paso citizens approved $500 million in “Quality of Life”

Sometimes something so good happens, I want to tell everybody. But then I feel sorry for everyone who isn’t me.

Re Downtown Development: You’re doing it wrong (Read more.)

I don’t usually comment on local politics, per se. A lot of other bloggers cover that beat. But last night

If you’ve been paying attention, you may have noticed that the elements of our government tasked with protecting our borders

Today is the International Day of the Female Orgasm. The holiday apparently originated in the northeast town of Esperantina [Brasil]

If you trust the El Paso Times as your only news source, you probably didn’t notice that commercial property tax

I confess I rarely read the print edition of the El Paso Times. Last week one came with the Wall

With his recent highly public history of selective enforcement of the law, one can only conclude that our District Attorney

A kid gets in a fist fight with an off-duty police officer, in which the officer falls down and hits

Here’s an incredible opportunity:

Well, the El Paso Times reports that a yogurt shop is opening downtown: A combined TCBY frozen yogurt/Mrs. Fields cookies

In a related note, Homegrown El Paso is starting a music festival at Ascarate Park. According to this story in

I mean, we’re not like other towns. We have assets. We own real estate. The Public Service Board (that’s the