Now for a bit of local government trivia. Who is the city manager? And what does a city manager even do? Don't feel bad if you don't know the answer. Many people don't, which is a problem because the city manager occupies a very important and...

Have something to say to City Council, but can't make it all the way to City Hall for their meetings? The city's Remote/Virtual Citizen Communication program is now available at nine public libraries across the city. Here's how it works: If you have a new idea, opinion, or...

The results are in. Austin officially has a new City Council. Alison Alter beat out incumbent City Council Member Sheri Gallo in a runoff election last week to fill the final seat in City Hall. For those who aren't familiar, Austin's City Council has 10 seats (plus...

Nobody needs to be told that this was a significant election season in America. At the national level, the campaigns were contentious, personal, and emotional. The results of that election and what they will mean for Austin and for the world, will surely be discussed...

Choosing your City Council member is a big deal. This is the person who will represent you in City Hall for the next four years. They’ll make policies that will influence the city’s transportation infrastructure, affordability, environment, and your own neighborhood. That’s why it’s important...

From Take5ToVote and the Austin EcoNetwork - We're raising our voices, rallying our neighbors, and working together to make sure all voters vote in 2016. Bring your questions, share your answers, and offer someone a high-five for doing their part! The New Voters Fair is the place...

Choosing your City Council member is a big deal. This is the person who will represent you in City Hall for the next four years. They’ll make policies that will influence the city’s transportation infrastructure, affordability, environment, and your own neighborhood. That’s why it’s important...

Choosing your City Council member is a big deal. This is the person who will represent you in City Hall for the next four years. They’ll make policies that will influence the city’s transportation infrastructure, affordability, environment, and your own neighborhood. That’s why it’s important...