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The city of Dallas is ending alley trash pickup for thousands of homes in the city. The change has a lot of people frustrated ...
A community-driven campaign aims to push the city to use the amortization process to close down two shingle factories.
North of Dallas, communities are growing along a highway locals call ‘liquid gold.’ Texas is about ready to invade Oklahoma.
opinion Commentary Dallas’ planning department is awful. Here’s the chance to turn it around City Hall faces a crucial hire and needs dramatic reform.
City leaders and residents are divided on how to spend $1.1 billion in proposed bond money, with the mayor favoring parks over housing.
After nearly four hours of deliberation, Tolbert, who has served 11 months as interim city manager, was appointed to become the first Black woman to lead the city of Dallas.
The city manager leads all of Dallas’ day-to-day operations, all 15,000 city employees and all of the billions of dollars budgeted annually.
Kimberly Bizor Tolbert's appointment as city manager comes at a time when Dallas faces unprecedented policy issues at the local, state and federal levels.
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson says he heard the call of voters for more public safety and more accountability at Dallas City Hall. Among his first public remarks on the election, Dallas’ mayor also ...
Individuals will have the chance to meet the three candidates vying to become the next Dallas city manager over the weekend. The events are at Dallas City Hall, the Singing Hills Recreation Center ...
Council member Jaynie Schultz — one of three council members who called the meeting — said delaying the process is a disservice to the city of Dallas and its residents. She added the search ...
Even though Dallas City Hall is in recess, there's plenty of news coming out of new outside funds and a new code compliance ...