el paso politics

Could the musical chairs in El Paso politics result in an El Paso president?

Mr. Salazar and I didn't see eye-to-eye on the ballpark issue, but he was a good man who loved his city. He will be missed.

There is some good news for the City Manager, but some questions still remain.

Spray parks would be great for summer, but we might have to wait until next summer to use the proposed ones.

Could the Lincoln Center be safe from the wrecking ball?

Slowly but surely, it looks like Council is working on righting things at the City.

What is City Rep. Larry Romero up to now? More 'introductions' that look very sketchy.

Mayor Oscar Leeser didn't get the answers he wanted, so now he wants an independent investigator to dig into goings on at City Hall.

City Rep. Larry Romero doesn't think anyone needed to know that he worked for a company that was up for a multi-million dollar contract with the City.

How would you like to call up City Council and get speed bumps put on your street without having to go through the mess and hassle of following the rules? It looks like that is exactly what happened in the case of speed humps that appeared earlier this year on Stanton Street in front of Cathedral High School. The project was pushed through, according to the El Paso Times, by El Paso City Manager Tommy Gonzalez and City Rep. Larry Romero.

Should Eastwood High School become a 3 story structure?

Did El Paso taxpayers get gypped on the Downtown DigiWall? We do some fact checking.