Tomorrow under agenda item 17 our City Council will decide the fate of our insolvent streetcars, which are free to ride. The City is now calling them the “no-cost option”…
Fitch “has affirmed at ‘A-‘ the rating on Series 2013 and 2017 general obligation (GO) refunding bonds and Series 2013 combination tax and revenue certificates of obligation issued by El…
Dear Fellow El Pasoans, No, I am not exaggerating. If passed, the Climate Charter Amendment would cause a financial calamity. Yesterday I stated that “Proposition K would effectively shut down…
Fellow El Pasoans, On April 24, early voting begins for the Uniform Election scheduled for May 6. Among the items to be considered is Proposition K, the so-called “Climate Charter…
The City of El Paso has published yet another Strategic Plan. While I am encouraged that there seems to be no displacement or mass demolition, this document is clearly a…
Former State Sen. Jose Rodriguez and I represent West Texas on the Board of Directors of Preservation Texas, a nonprofit based in San Marcos, Texas. Tomorrow, April 1 at 10:05am…
Karla Sierra is the Grassroots Engagement Director for The LIBRE Initiative-Texas, a Hispanic group promoting constitutional principles, free-market solutions, individual liberty, and conservative policies. She recently published an excellent opinion…
In this episode of Niemanwatch, we examine how City Attorney Karla Nieman took 53 days to inform City Council that the City of El Paso is being sued by the…
Dear Friends, I am sharing with you my interview with KTEP on our project to restore Sacred Heart Church: https://www.ktep.org/show/state-of-the-arts/2023-03-25/sacred-heart-church-restoration Please feel free to donate to our effort! Buen domingo,…
Max Grossman Guest columnist, El Paso Times, Published 6:00am MT March 24, 2023 “On Oct. 13, 2016, our City Council announced that Duranguito would be the site for a multipurpose…
