Fire Chief Says Paramedics Not Needed For HEART Program
The HEART Program still needs to be worked into the City's budget. Youth and Family Services grants may come with odd strings, even while it supports HUSD's lack of funding.
HPD
Who Watches The Watchers?
In Which: Police surveillance is on the rise, Councilmembers push private businesses to clean themselves up, and Councilmember Bonilla unconcerned with cost of police recruitment.
HUSD To Decide Districts Tomorrow
In Which: Mayor cancels a Homelessness meeting at the last minute. Police Officers see big pay bump as other staff still fight. And City renews contracts for emergency shelters.
Police Invest Big In Surveillance
In Which: You are encouraged to map your neighborhood. HPD provides military equipment update. And New Urbanism reforms could benefit Public Safety.
New Chief Seeks to Build Bridges
Chief Bryan Matthews sets the tone of his leadership, Litigation Speculation, and Safe Streets Plan costs big money.
Money, Public Works, and Labor
Labor negotiations on the horizon, City investment portfolio, and Making Tennyson rails more safe for everyone
Planning Commission Vacancy Incoming
Aiden Ali-Sullivan resigns from the Planning Commission, Chief Matthews is no longer Acting, and Electrifying vehicles is expensive to do.