Kathryn Cargo
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City Council creates Military Compatibility Area Overlay Districts for Navy pilot fields
City Council approved an ordinance creating Military Compatibility Area Overlay Districts to limit development in Navy pilot training areas. → Read More
Here are the main takeaways of Corpus Christi's 2022 State of the City
Mayor Paulette Guajardo touted the city's progress in infrastructure, public safety and economic development during her State of the City address. → Read More
Corpus Christi's city manager proposes $1.4 billion budget for fiscal year 2023
The proposed $1.4 billion municipal budget for fiscal year 2023 would be the city's largest if it's approved by the City Council in September. → Read More
Take a look at the projects to be included in Corpus Christi's $125 million bond proposal
Corpus Christi city staff is proposing a $125 million bond package that would be the city's second-largest bond to date if passed by voters. → Read More
City of Corpus Christi to start fines for water restriction violations. Here's Stage 1 rules.
Starting July 25, city officials plan to start fining violators up to $500 for violations of the drought restrictions. Here's what's allowed. → Read More
Micro brewery to open this fall near downtown Corpus Christi
After brewing beer at home for six years, Baltazar Ramirez Jr. plans to use his skills to make a profit off his hobby. → Read More
Here's why city of Corpus Christi placed $118,000 in liens on Kings Crossing golf course
Kings Crossing golf course has been closed for more than a decade. → Read More
Iain Vasey resigns as president/CEO of Corpus Christi Economic Development Corp.
The corporation's board voted to accept Vasey's resignation during its meeting Tuesday. He became president/CEO in spring 2015. → Read More
Corpus Christi Dist. 2 Councilman Ben Molina not running for re-election
Corpus Christi City Councilman Ben Molina announced in a Facebook post on Friday that he will not seek re-election in 2022. → Read More
Here are the rules for vacation rentals in single-family zones across Corpus Christi
Here's what you need to apply for a short-term rental permit and how complaints will be handled in Corpus Christi. → Read More
Take a look at the redone Laguna Shores Road in Corpus Christi's Flour Bluff
After more than 19 months of work, the city of Corpus Christi has completed its $17 million, 6-mile reconstruction project of Laguna Shores Road. → Read More
The city of Corpus Christi is taking on $160M in debt. Here's what it will pay for.
The $162 million of bonds will be paid back over a period of 20 years. → Read More
Corpus Christi City Council to give $500,000 annually to Museum of Science and History
Without the city's aid, the Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History could have been at risk of closing. → Read More
Water restrictions are in place for Corpus Christi. Here's what you need to know.
Water levels are projected to reach 40% or lower within the next two weeks. → Read More
Here's how to sign up for the Corpus Christi and Nueces County Reverse Alert system
The system sends notifications on incoming severe weather, traffic alerts, police and fire activity, industry alerts and citywide information. → Read More
Revive the Drive: More than 10 miles of Corpus Christi's Ocean Drive repaved
Ocean Drive has been repaved from Louisiana Avenue to Ennis Joslin Road, a stretch of more than 10 miles. → Read More
Light up CC: Corpus Christi to convert more than 15,000 traffic lights to LED fixtures
The project is estimated to save the city more than $400,000 annually. → Read More
Corpus Christi plans to start construction of new Police Training Academy this fall
The academy is designed to be 36,760 square feet and located at the new Del Mar College southside campus. → Read More
City officials question Port of Corpus Christi's actions pursuing a desalination plant
City officials say the port's "words don't match its actions" when it comes to its recent resolution supporting the city's desalination efforts. → Read More
City opposes Port of Corpus Christi's $495 million loan application for desalination plant
City Council unanimously passed a resolution requesting the port withdraw its loan application. → Read More