Waco, United States (Local)
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Christopher De Los Santos' coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly crime and government & politics in the Waco area. It seems that he would be receptive to pitches related to local court cases, law enforcement activities, education policies and initiatives, as well as updates on construction projects within his coverage area.
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By: Christopher De Los Santos
With Waco’s property tax base expanding slightly and inflation eating away at sales tax growth, city officials are proposing raises for employees but will ask departments to trim their budgets.
With Waco's property tax base expanding slightly and inflation eating away at sales tax growth, city officials are proposing a pay increase for employees but will ask departments to trim
Waco’s federal grants for community development and low-income housing are expected to shrink slightly for the coming year, and the city's plans for the funding will be posted for public
By: Christopher De Los Santos
Waco and McLennan County are changing local rules on food truck permitting to match a new state law that takes effect soon and establishes statewide health inspections.
By: Christopher De Los Santos
The council held off on approving a 10% increase in wastewater rates and a 2% increase in water rates over concerns it still would have to draw down its reserves.
By: Christopher De Los Santos
Waco-based Cornerstone Caregiving, with operations in 43 states, plans to move its headquarters to the old Waco Drug Co. building at Fifth and Mary, after a $12 million renovation.
By: Christopher De Los Santos
Waco approved a grant program to compensate businesses affected by a sewer main failure along MLK, but a hotel manager says it doesn't offer enough to cover his hotel's losses.
By: Christopher De Los Santos
A pause on hiring for some positions, a delay in higher payments for retirees, and other shifts may be needed to keep Waco's tax rate flat and preserve employee raises.
By: Christopher De Los Santos
The city of Waco approved a $1.6 million contract Tuesday to install two backup generators at the Riverside Water Treatment Plant.
Woodway is expecting a little more than $2 billion in taxable property value as it prepares next year's budget, a bump of about $106 million over last year.
