The Houston-Galveston Area Council, an MPO for transportation planning in the 8-county region, recently reached its 35th year in existence.
The Galveston Housing Authority says it has included green building principles and open spaces in its plans for three mixed-income developments.
Terry Grier vowed to eliminate ineffective programs and teachers and to push all high school students to take college-level courses.
The mayor and city council paved the way for transit-oriented development, rejecting a last-minute recommendation that would have limited density in the area.
Texas's state climatologist, John Nielsen-Gammon, disputes attacks made on climate science in the state's petition against EPA findings.
Fort Worth faces questions about routes and costs after the Federal Transit Administration turned down the city's request for $25 million in grants.
The FTA on Friday met its deadline of awarding 100%, or over $7.5 billion, of its American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds toward transit projects.
The administration supports many of the goals outlined in last year's House bill, but it says the price tag is too expensive and it opposes a gas tax hike.
The free webinar, which will discuss recent rule changes, will start on Wednesday, March 10 at 2 pm Central Time.
I'm headed to ULI-Houston lunch where Mayor Annise Parker is going 2 address TOD, Regulation & Land Use, Neighborhoods, etc. Excited. - Jay
Mar 09, 2010, 10:17am
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