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Steps City of Houston is taking to crack down on short-term rentals used as ‘party houses’
Read full article: Steps City of Houston is taking to crack down on short-term rentals used as ‘party houses’Many Houston residents have voiced their frustrations with short-term rentals being used as party houses, and a city council member is looking to educate and inform so homeowners have the legal tools necessary to fight back.
Pop-Off Politics: When does Beryl debris clean-up begin?
Read full article: Pop-Off Politics: When does Beryl debris clean-up begin?After Hurricane Beryl and a May Derecho left millions without power, Houston's City Council is set to vote on increasing cleanup contracts to $120 million. Mayor Whitmire extended the emergency proclamation to help residents, but questions remain about the speed and funding of debris removal. District F's Tiffani Thomas will address the delays in Wednesday's meeting. Join the discussion and make your voice heard at Public Comment on Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.
Short-term rentals workshop held in Houston this Saturday to help fed up homeowners
Read full article: Short-term rentals workshop held in Houston this Saturday to help fed up homeownersDistrict F Council Member Thomas says she wants to bridge the educational gap by holding a workshop Saturday where homeowners can learn how to combat, through legal means, the growing number of short-term rentals used for house parties in their areas.
Cracking down on short-term rentals used as ‘party houses,’ How a Houston Council Member wants to help you fight back
Read full article: Cracking down on short-term rentals used as ‘party houses,’ How a Houston Council Member wants to help you fight backMany Houston residents have voiced their frustrations with short-term rentals being used as party houses, and a city council member is looking to educate and inform so homeowners have the legal tools necessary to fight back.
‘There’s something magical happening in Alief:’ Alief embraces Nigerian culture
Read full article: ‘There’s something magical happening in Alief:’ Alief embraces Nigerian cultureHouston is home to the largest Nigerian population outside of Nigeria. The U.S. Census Bureau’s 2020 report found 34,937 Nigerian-American’s call Houston home. Many of them live in Alief, according to Council Member Tiffany Thomas who represents District F.
Houston organization launches THRIVE campaign to raise $1.2M and be able to help 5,000 families in the next year
Read full article: Houston organization launches THRIVE campaign to raise $1.2M and be able to help 5,000 families in the next yearWest Houston Assistance Ministries announced the launch of its THRIVE campaign. The organization hopes to raise $1.2M and be able to help 5,000 families in the next year.
Looking for a job? More than 1,600 job openings available at Turnaround Houston Job Fair this month
Read full article: Looking for a job? More than 1,600 job openings available at Turnaround Houston Job Fair this monthLooking for a job? The city of Houston is hosting a job fair later this month for people looking for work.
Bond increased to $300K for adoptive mother of 7-year-old boy who was found dead inside washing machine in Spring last year
Read full article: Bond increased to $300K for adoptive mother of 7-year-old boy who was found dead inside washing machine in Spring last yearThe bond was increased for the adoptive mother of a 7-year-old boy who was found dead inside a washing machine at a home in Spring last year.
Adoptive parents of 7-year-old charged after child was found dead in washing machine as he was being punished for eating snacks, docs state
Read full article: Adoptive parents of 7-year-old charged after child was found dead in washing machine as he was being punished for eating snacks, docs stateA man and a woman have been arrested in connection to the death of a 7-year-old child who was found inside of a washing machine at a home in Spring back in July, Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez announced Tuesday.
Houston council approves $539,000 for future gun buyback programs, research shows it doesn’t deter gun crime
Read full article: Houston council approves $539,000 for future gun buyback programs, research shows it doesn’t deter gun crimeThe Houston city council will vote on whether to approve spending for future gun buyback programs despite research showing it’s ineffective at curbing crime.
SW Houston home, vehicles repeatedly hit by drivers; Family wants city to intervene
Read full article: SW Houston home, vehicles repeatedly hit by drivers; Family wants city to interveneA southwest Houston woman is asking for the city’s help after a vehicle drove onto her property, damaged two vehicles, and knocked over her fence.
Councilmember ‘suspicious’ of leadership at Houston Airports System following sexual harassment, retaliation complaint
Read full article: Councilmember ‘suspicious’ of leadership at Houston Airports System following sexual harassment, retaliation complaintHouston city councilmember Tiffany Thomas said she is “suspicious” of the current management team at the Houston Airport System.
LIVE: Mayor Turner, Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee hold briefing
Read full article: LIVE: Mayor Turner, Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee hold briefingMayor Turner and Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee are scheduled to hold a news briefing at 1:30 p.m. According to the Mayors Office, Councilmember Tiffany Thomas, FIELs Cesar Espinosa, Bernard Bun B Freeman are among those who will join Turner to to call for the healing of our nation following the 57th anniversary of the March on Washington. Watch the briefing live in the video above.