Community Pulse
What residents are talking about in Houston public meetings, ranked by community engagement.
50 topics in development
1505 Tulane Street Addition and Garage
414 Woodland Street Addition
509 Euclid Street Addition
844 Cortland Street Addition
Development & housing
Hazard Homes Enclave Development
River Reef Redevelopment
Property Maintenance
Neighborhood Services and Super Neighborhoods
Homelessness and Supportive Services
311 and Solid Waste Data Analytics
Homeless Encampments and Neighborhood Safety
Crestmirror Place Partial Replat No. 5
Reserves at Park Place
Max Royce Corner
Brace Park Single Family Development
1505 Tulane Street Alteration & Garage
1925 Washington Avenue Signage
3023 Del Monte Drive Alterations
Martin View Heights
Mandatory Air Conditioning in Rental Housing
Right to Air Conditioning Ordinance
Ferguson Enterprises, LLC
Homelessness and Workforce Development
Amendment 3B
Amendment 3F
Housing and Tenant Rights
1118 Tulane Street Addition
202 East 31st and a Half Street
Alkenberry Residence
Welch Street Views
Montrose Heights
DACA Economic Impact
Pathway to Citizenship
DACA Renewal Delays
Wildcat Industrial
Honorary Street Marker
Disaster Recovery Funding
Infrastructure & Cleanup
Public Works Hiring
Housing & App Companies
Columbia Tap Trail Safety Enhancements
Apartment Inspection Ordinance
Street Renaming
Reserve at Westheimer Variance (Item 87)
South Post Oak Commercial Reserve (Item 88)
McAlpine Terraces Replat (Item 86)
Trinity East Senior Project & Blodgett Street Lanes
Trinity East Village Senior Project & Blodgett Street Bike Lanes
528 Woodland Street COA
In the News
12 articlesRecent coverage of Houston from local and regional media.
City of Houston gives new car to UH student whose vehicle was hit by police gunfire at Highland Village shopping center
City of Houston gives new car to UH student whose vehicle was hit by police gunfire at Highland Village shopping center ABC13 Houston
Oct 10, 2026Houston Officials Unveil $48 Million Homelessness Initiative To Ease City Shelter’s Wait Times
Houston Officials Unveil $48 Million Homelessness Initiative To Ease City Shelter’s Wait Times Texas Scorecard
Oct 9, 2026Precinct 4 takes Flock cameras offline amid privacy and data concerns
Precinct 4 had 48 security cameras and 13 automatic license plate readers across nine parks and facilities.
Oct 9, 2026Privacy vs. public safety: Precinct 4 residents weigh in as Flock cameras go dark
Harris Co. Commissioner Lesley Briones shut down 61 Flock cameras amid privacy concerns, but some residents say the technology helps keep their community safe.
Oct 9, 2026HPD Chief: Officers, supervisors made ‘missteps’ after explosive device found at Bush Airport
Chief Noe Diaz said officers and supervisors were disciplined after an explosive device was removed from Bush Airport without proper precautions.
Oct 9, 2026City of Houston votes to list 2 city buildings in downtown Houston
City of Houston votes to list 2 city buildings in downtown Houston ABC13 Houston
Oct 8, 20264 HPD officers disciplined after response to explosive device found at Bush Airport
Mayor John Whitmire acknowledged that poor judgment calls were made after an officer removed the live improvised device from a crowded terminal.
Oct 7, 2026Houston’s new homelessness initiative sets 90-day goal for getting people into housing
Houston’s new $48 million initiative aims to move people experiencing homelessness into permanent or transitional housing within 90 days.
Oct 7, 2026Houston Drops $150 Million DOJ Grant Bid Amid Immigration Enforcement Concerns
Houston Drops $150 Million DOJ Grant Bid Amid Immigration Enforcement Concerns Texas Scorecard
Oct 7, 2026Tropical update: Tropical Depression Nine forms in Gulf, expected to become Category 2 hurricane
Tropical Depression Nine has formed in the southwestern Gulf and is forecast to strengthen into a Category 2 hurricane before reaching the northern Gulf Coast.
Oct 6, 2026KHOU 11 Investigates: Improvised explosive device found at Bush Airport on 9/11 anniversary
Experts said the Houston Police Department's response included missteps that could have been "catastrophic."
Oct 6, 2026Mayor John Whitmire says City of Houston rescinds application for $148M federal public safety grant
Mayor John Whitmire says City of Houston rescinds application for $148M federal public safety grant ABC13 Houston
Oct 6, 2026