HOUSTON — Houston Mayor John Whitmire cut the ribbon Monday for the grand opening of the Houston Police Department's new ...

The City of Houston Public Works department laying down the new Freedmen’s Town bricks. Houston City Council unanimously approved Mayor John Whitmire's request Wednesday to change city rules ...

Houston’s Central Patrol Station and Special Operations have been renovated and unveiled, and a new shared parking garage for ...

This photo shows valves that the City of Houston's Department of Public Works and Engineering installed at its Southwest Water Pump Station. Houston Public Works introduced a new city engineer on ...

HOUSTON – A new director of the public works department was named Wednesday by Mayor Annise Parker.. Dale A. Rudick, a professional engineer licensed in Texas, was announced as the director for ...

Houston's first parklet, on West 19th Street in the Heights, was the subject of confusion within the Public Works Department.

Houston Public Works apologizes for faulty meters that caused huge water bills Efforts to replace aging water meters in Houston led to some customers being accidentally charged more than $1,000 ...

HOUSTON — The Houston Public Works Department said it was outpacing its projected pace of replacing faulting devices meant to give residents an accurate reading of their water usage. Officials ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Houston's Public Works Department told ABC13 there are more than 500 active water leaks in the city's infrastructure as of earlier this week. Michael Johnson, an assistant ...

Because Lee was a manager for the City of Houston Public Works, she was able to secure more than $400,000, and court records state she transferred all but $20,000 to her own company.

A former Houston Public Works employee indicted on bribery charges for funneling water repair contract cash to herself has accepted a plea deal and will serve 10 years in prison. Patrece Lee ...

In January, the city's public works department said it had more than 1,000 leaks active. As of May, the number has gone down to 207. But public works is still behind.