The El Paso Politics is happy to announce that David Nevarez has joined our publication as a regular contributor. Nevarez has published several timely pieces on our sister publication, El Paso News, […]
One of the problems with dealing with issues such as racial topics or police problems is that many people have a problem with leaving their comfort zones of all appears well. Tackling […]
In 2010, the El Paso Electric and Hunt Companies, among others commissioned a report modeling the long-term economic trends for the borderplex through 2029, of which El Paso is part of. The […]
Author’s note: This article was updated to correct the name of Yvonne Rosales on the first paragraph. El Paso voters are casting votes to select who will represent them at Commissioners Court […]
Author’s note: this article was updated to clarify that the author of the telegram and mayor of El Paso was Thomas Calloway Lea, Jr. and the artist is Thomas C. Lea III. […]
Today, the Small Business Administration released the list of companies that received funds from the government’s small business lending program. The lending program is intended to save jobs. The list includes the […]
Now that America is starting to reconcile with its historical record, it is time to start having serious discussions about El Paso’s historical legacy. Today we will focus on Bowie High School. […]
A new video released by Becky Gonzalez on Facebook shows Laura Strathmann’s neighbor rebutting the excuse used by Strathmann for taking her opponent’s political sign. Strathmann is in a run off election […]
In a video circulating on Facebook, Laura Strathmann is allegedly caught stealing her opponent’s campaign material. Strathmannn is a runoff against Marlene Gonzalez for judge of the 388th Judicial District. Early voting […]
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) licenses the teachers that teach El Paso students. One of the functions of the agency is to revoke the licenses of teachers found guilty of abusive behavior […]
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