Los Angeles’ well-deserved reputation for sprawl masks the fact that it is, after New York City, the most densely populated metropolitan area in these United States. And while Los Angeles has nothing ...

Let’s talk about density maps. The concept of a population density map seems easy ... All these blocks are the same size, allowing us to compare city blocks rather than just mile-wide areas. For ...

where I can familiarise myself with information on the density of housing population for the purpose of implementation of a major project. For realisation of the project it is necessary data in ...

Originally a streetcar suburb for those escaping the city’s density in the 1890s, the Heights was annexed by Houston in 1918 and quickly evolved ... Here’s where to start. Eater maps are curated by ...

The annual count, which runs through Thursday, helps officials track trends in homelessness and determine the resources ...

Houston-area communities including Pearland, Atascocita and Conroe have some of the highest property tax rates in the nation.

Heavy trash in Houston is picked up on schedule only 50% of the time. The city’s Solid Waste Management department plans to launch an online progress map, and it’s asking city council for additional ...

Founded in 1836 by the Allen brothers, Houston had ... it also positioned the city as the epicenter of political power in what would become the second-largest state by population in the U.S ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Houston's top elected finance official told Houston City Council on Wednesday that the city may run out of money within the next several months. Controller Chris Hollins ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Houston is going to run out of money within the next year -- that's the warning from the city's top finance official. The city just lost a lawsuit over mismanaged funds.

No zoning, no problem? Learn how Houston manages land use and affordable housing without the zoning rules that govern other major U.S. cities. Free market or careful planning? You decide.

HOUSTON — Houston Mayor John Whitmire has rescinded a city administrative policy that allowed municipal employees to partially work from home. Starting on February 1, all city employees will be ...