Houston Mayor John Whitmire repeatedly pointed to the study as an opportunity to cut unnecessary spending and duplication.
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City of Houston: Sweeping audit reveals waste, dysfunctionWeeks of examining every aspect of how Houston Municipal government is spending your money has revealed a pathway to save ...
The city began negotiations this month with Houston police union officials on a new contract, with the current set to expire ...
An audit found several inefficiencies in the City of Houston's "uncoordinated" spending and employee structure, noting a problem with retention.
A sweeping study of Houston’s 22 city departments revealed potential misuse of credit cards, inefficient contracting practices with city vendors and a pressing need to streamline city government to ...
Houston Mayor John Whitmire is making strides in reforming the city's police department after the shocking revelation of over ...
As federal workers return to the office, remote work continues in some large cities. In Houston, employees were called back ...
Two months after Houston Mayor Whitmire set a $70 million goal to combat homelessness, City Housing Director Mike Nicols says ...
It’s not illegal to sleep outside in most of Houston, but Mayor John Whitmire wants to change that. It would require action ...
A cash crisis at Houston City Hall as another avoidable nine-figure balloon payment for deferred street and drainage ...
Two months after Houston Mayor Whitmire set a $70 million goal to combat homelessness, City Housing Director Mike Nicols says ...
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