Elida S. Perez
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El Paso, TX, United States
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Officers shouldn’t work more than 12-hour shifts. El Paso’s are putting in 16 hours regularly
One police officer earned $211,000 extra in overtime over the last five years. He has a long list of misconduct allegations against him. → Read More
El Paso police overtime policy doesn’t stop dangerous shifts, big payouts
Some El Paso police officers working the most overtime have crashed while working extra duty. Department policy doesn’t prevent long daily shifts. → Read More
Court order preventing demolition at Downtown El Paso arena site lifted
A court order blocking the city of El Paso from demolishing buildings in Duranguito and the rest of planned site of a multipurpose arena was lifted. → Read More
El Paso City Manager Tommy Gonzalez gets $15,750 raise, $5,000 hike to retirement savings
City Manager Tommy Gonzalez received a 5 percent raise after his most recent annual evaluation, but council members seek more communication. → Read More
Latest Downtown El Paso multipurpose arena lawsuit may force vote on area historic overlay
A new lawsuit filed could force the city to call for an election letting voters decide on a historic district for Duranguito. → Read More
Tippin Elementary accident: 2 of 3 children out of hospital, EPISD corrects name of driver
Tippin Elementary School accident: Two of 3 injured children are out of hospital and EPISD officials are correcting the name of the driver. → Read More
Border mayors frustrated with rhetoric from Washington, say wall is unnecessary
Borderland mayors met to discuss the region's needs and challenges and how they work together despite negative rhetoric. → Read More
Border mayors frustrated with rhetoric from Washington, say wall not needed in region
Borderland mayors met to discuss the region's needs and challenges and how they work together despite negative rhetoric. → Read More
El Paso City Council set to adopt tax rate that raises average tax bill $95
The El Paso City Council backed away from a maximum allowable tax rate, but the average homeowner can still expect to pay $95 more per year. → Read More
Council ends plan for utility sales tax for electricity, gas after mayor threatens veto
The El Paso City Council opted out of imposing a utility sales tax on residential electric and gas ratepayers after a veto threat by Mayor Dee Margo. → Read More
Petition to be submitted Tuesday could force vote on development of Northwest El Paso land
Open space advocates are submitting a petition to stop the city's plans to develop land in Northwest El Paso that includes the Lost Dog Trailhead. → Read More
Reputed Heathens Horde MC members arrested in Central El Paso assault at 5 Points Bistro
Suspected members of the Heathens Horde Motorcycle Club were arrested in connection with a July assault at 5 Points Bistro in Central El Paso. → Read More
Health officials confirm first case of West Nile virus this season in El Paso
Health officials have confirmed the first case of the West Nile virus in El Paso this season. → Read More
City Council denies petition to preserve desert land in Northwest El Paso as open space
Open space advocates will have to gather a new set of signatures for a petition to save open desert land in Northwest El Paso from development. → Read More
El Paso police get $110,000 grant for body cameras courtesy of 2 foundations, Andeavor
The El Paso Police Department will be able to purchase about 34 body cameras through a $110,000 grant. → Read More
El Paso Police Department will get body-cameras: City Council press conference
The El Paso Police Department, through the help of a grant, will add body cameras to two units. Watch City Council discuss the move. → Read More
El Paso Mayor Dee Margo's use of personal email is latest in city's transparency lapses
El Paso Mayor Dee Margo's use of private email for city business is the latest example of the city's struggles with Texas transparency law. → Read More
Austin hearing set for city's Downtown El Paso arena appeal over sports option
An Austin appeals court has set a September hearing for a case that could determine the outcome of the city's controversial Downtown arena project. → Read More
Property tax bill increase would double under latest El Paso City Council proposal
The El Paso CAD property valuations increased and the the El Paso City Council raised its proposed tax rate, so homeowners may face a $100 tax hike. → Read More
El Paso Children's Museum: What you need to know on the now $60 million project
From how much it will cost to when to expect it, El Paso lays out its plans to create the best kids museum possible. → Read More