South El Paso Street is El Paso’s most vibrant street. In the daytime, South El Paso Street is what our city planners aspire to. Walkable,
The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
by Max Grossman According to page 79 of the FY 2023 Budget Book, our City owes $2,257,059,064, of which $851,565,991
by Rich Wright From Page 3 of the City’s El Paso Uptown+Downtown Citywide Market Analysis Appendix: From the fine print:
by Max Grossman Cindy Ramirez of El Paso Matters published a substantive report on the ongoing budget talks in City
by Max Grossman Rep. Cassandra Hernandez purchased 35% of all gas purchased by the City Council and Mayor in 2022,
From ElPasoTimes.com: The El Paso Police Department announced the arrests of five of its officers in connection with three separate
by Max Grossman Several days ago, a PAC called “Women’s Voices for Political Reform” proclaimed that on July 5 they
Some of my best followers can’t comment on some of the posts. I don’t know why that is. Hackers? Extraterrestrials?
This post originally appeared on 06 June 2013. This post has been slightly edited. As an El Pasoan, I appreciate
Did I ever tell you that the El Paso Police Department is taser happy? Here’s more of the latest evidence,
by Rich Wright When you’re in a hole, stop digging. It’s time to acknowledge that the Borderplex Alliance’s plan for
by Max Grossman Erik Elken of KVIA aired an exclusive report last night revealing that ZTEX Construction, Inc. filed two
by Rick Bonart While Council investigates trivial gas card infractions, millions of public dollars are being wasted. Left unchecked, these