Chas Moore launched his organization in 2015 and has since influenced massive policy changes in Texas' capital city.
The resolution would aid legal challenges to the constitutionality of Senate Bill 8. The gender-neutral language lost one liberal councilor.
The Austin city clerk announced 25,786 of the submitted signatures were valid, setting it up for a November vote.
Almost two years ago, the City of Austin began its experiment in widespread public homeless camping — and on Tuesday it will end.
After nearly two years of relaxed public camping laws, voters in the City of Austin elected to reinstate the public camping ban.
Since the City of Austin's recission of its public camping ban, its unsheltered homeless population has risen substantially.
The state and its capital city are at odds once again, this time over the state's mask mandate which expires on Wednesday.
The retirement comes on the heels of Manley's 30th anniversary with the department and its growing contention with the city council.
The group behind the effort submitted over 26,000 valid signatures in only 50 days.
Over a year after its homeless ordinance change, the City of Austin and its residents are still reeling from the repercussions as the city digs its heels in on the policy.
Funding for three cadet classes will be cut by the Austin City Council despite the police department's startling unfilled vacancies.
The ballot initiative effort would circumvent the city council's actions on homeless camping/lying restrictions.
Following his victory in Nevada, Bernie Sanders held a rally in Austin on Sunday where he promised to enact a litany of socialist policies while vowing to defeat President Trump in Texas.
This week — potential Senate District 14 candidates, committee assignments for the Texas House's newly minted members, and Bernie Sanders rallies in Texas.
The city has been in disarray since camping and lying were permitted in public places on July 1 resulting in near-daily examples of health and safety concerns.
The Austin City Council will consider a resolution clarifying the camping ordinance on October 17, but residents are as divided as ever on the growing homelessness crisis.
Immediately after the Austin city council voted to fund abortion "logistics," a former councilman filed a lawsuit against the city arguing it violates a new Texas pro-life law.
The Workers Defense Project has drawn increased scrutiny with its involvement in labor initiatives across Texas and questions over its tax status.
In an attempt to circumvent a new state law banning local funding of abortion providers, Austin City Council members are attempting to fund groups that provide logistics for women seeking abortions.
The Austin-based non-profit has been slapped with a complaint alleging that it's violating its tax status by behaving as a labor union.
