As El Paso Politics reported on Saturday, an alleged police report was filed by Dora Oaxaca and Isela Castañon-Williams against Lily Limón (corrected at on June 29, 2021 at 10:47E) for an […]
The Ongoing Saga Of The Limon Police Report
UMC Asking For Social Security Numbers For Vaccine
A Texas man on the Covid-19 priority list was denied the vaccine because he did not have a social security number. According to KHOU-11, a 61-year-old man in the Rio Grande Valley […]
El Paso Government Owned Companies
When taxpayers think of countries like China or Cuba they inadvertently think about state-owned companies where private ownership is restricted or impossible. Generally, a socialist country owns the companies. Many taxpayers may […]
El Paso Taxpayers Losing Money on Golf Courses
El Paso taxpayers have been paying for golf courses for decades under the guise of creating quality of life venues and as hoped-for economic drivers for the city. Every one of the […]
Kidnappings And The El Paso Lie
As the El Paso Politics reported, the City of El Paso consistently misreports the number of murders in the city to continue the El Paso lie of the safest city in the […]
The El Paso Safe City Lie
El Paso government officials for years have argued that El Paso is one of the safest cities in America, notwithstanding years of drug violence in its sister city, Cd. Juárez. El Paso […]
El Paso City and County Government Salaries Over 100K
Yesterday, Forbes published an article detailing how Texas taxpayers are paying $12 billion to 78,064 public employees making over $100,000 annually. The article by Adam Andrzejewksi states that Tomas Gonzalez, El Paso’s […]
The Story Behind The Glass Beach Study
Author’s note: The following is excerpted from court filings, freedom of information documents, interviews, and other public records reviewed by the author as part of his research into an upcoming book about […]
The Equestrian and the Whitewashing of El Paso
The Equestrian, the giant Conquistador that greets El Paso visitors at the entrance of the El Paso International Airport is a statue of Don Juan de Oñate who some have labeled the […]
El Paso Launched Rental Assistance Program Today
Although eviction moratoriums have ended in El Paso, the need for rental assistance remains. Recently, the City of El Paso announced a Rental Assistance Program. It has $10 million in federal funds […]
What Other’s Are Saying