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Austin, Texas · Austin

License plate reader vote postponed amid community, council concerns

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

The Austin City Council had been scheduled to decide Thursday whether to extend the program but some members have raised privacy concerns.See the Story

United States · United States

Years of Data Show US Air Traffic Control System ‘Straining at the Seams’

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Near collisions, equipment failures and staff shortages have left pilots and controllers stressed See the Story

Jobs · Austin

Annual Economic Development Report Highlights Job Creation and Small Business Programs

Coverage: 2 sources

AUSTIN (KXAN) --- The city of Austin's Economic Development Department (EDD) said it supported more than 27,000 jobs through its programs and services in 2024. The department said it organized its work last year around three pillars: Create and retain jobs Amplify creative industries Build equitable, accessible and affordable communities When it comes to creating and retaining jobs, the EDD said a vital part of that was the launch of the Austin…See the Story

Judge upholds Austin vote on plan to redevelop old Statesman site - Austin Monitor

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A judge has ruled against an environmental group that sued the city of Austin, alleging elected officials violated state law with their vote allowing redevelopment along the shores of Lady Bird Lake. Travis County judge Jan Soifer did not include a reason for her… The post Judge upholds Austin vote on plan to redevelop old Statesman site appeared first on Austin Monitor.Austin, Texas · Austin Read Article

Despite safety concerns, Council OKs new buildings above Shoal Creek - Austin Monitor

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Austin City Council last week approved adding the Vertical Mixed Use “V” to the property located from 1501 to 1603 Shoal Creek Boulevard, after a hearing that featured considerable discussion about the geologically sensitive area. Council Member Paige Ellis abstained,… The post Despite safety concerns, Council OKs new buildings above Shoal Creek appeared first on Austin Monitor.Austin, Texas · Austin Read Article

A multi-family rezoning at the rugged edge of Northwest Austin - Austin Monitor

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Way out in Austin’s northwest corner, where the city bleeds into undeveloped wildland, two people are trying to build a homestead. To do that, they’re asking the city of Austin for an upzoning to a district type meant for building… The post A multi-family rezoning at the rugged edge of Northwest Austin appeared first on Austin Monitor.Austin, Texas · Austin Read Article

Texas lawmakers finalize bill limiting property owners' right to protest new homes nearby - Austin Monitor

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Property owners in Texas hoping to stop or stall new housing next door will soon find it harder to do so. Texas lawmakers finalized a bill last week that loosens a little-known state law guaranteeing homeowners the right to protest… The post Texas lawmakers finalize bill limiting property owners’ right to protest new homes nearby appeared first on Austin Monitor.Housing · Austin Read Article

Council OKs water, wastewater extension to environmentally sensitive property - Austin Monitor

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In a vote of 7-4, City Council on Thursday approved granting water and wastewater service for a proposed multi-family project outside the city limits and within the Drinking Water Protection Zone. The property at 10656 North FM 620 is in… The post Council OKs water, wastewater extension to environmentally sensitive property appeared first on Austin Monitor.Austin, Texas · Austin Read Article

Focused on real affordability, City Council moves to improve density bonus programs - Austin Monitor

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

City Council voted Thursday to initiate a review and potential overhaul of the city’s density bonus programs, signaling a shift toward more flexible and customized incentives to promote affordable housing and community benefits across different parts of the city. The… The post Focused on real affordability, City Council moves to improve density bonus programs appeared first on Austin Monitor.Housing · Austin Read Article

Austin food trucks no longer have to move trailers for health and safety inspections - Austin Monitor

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Desnudo Coffee’s East Austin location serves hundreds of cups of coffee each day. But once a year the truck has to shut down for its annual health safety inspection. Closing for even a day can cost the business thousands of… The post Austin food trucks no longer have to move trailers for health and safety inspections appeared first on Austin Monitor.Health · Austin Read Article

City saves $2.5M by electrifying fleet with plans to nearly double EV count by 2030 - Austin Monitor

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

At the Climate, Water, Environment and Parks Committee meeting Monday, Austin officials reported $2.5 million in savings from electrifying the city’s fleet and outlined plans to nearly double the electric vehicle fleet size by 2030 as part of a broader… The post City saves $2.5M by electrifying fleet with plans to nearly double EV count by 2030 appeared first on Austin Monitor.Austin, Texas · Austin Read Article

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License plate reader vote postponed amid community, council concerns

Years of Data Show US Air Traffic Control System ‘Straining at the Seams’

Annual Economic Development Report Highlights Job Creation and Small Business Programs

Judge upholds Austin vote on plan to redevelop old Statesman site - Austin Monitor

Despite safety concerns, Council OKs new buildings above Shoal Creek - Austin Monitor

A multi-family rezoning at the rugged edge of Northwest Austin - Austin Monitor

Texas lawmakers finalize bill limiting property owners' right to protest new homes nearby - Austin Monitor

Council OKs water, wastewater extension to environmentally sensitive property - Austin Monitor

Focused on real affordability, City Council moves to improve density bonus programs - Austin Monitor

Austin food trucks no longer have to move trailers for health and safety inspections - Austin Monitor

City saves $2.5M by electrifying fleet with plans to nearly double EV count by 2030 - Austin Monitor

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