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Month: June 2016

LGBTQ Community Concerns

permanently ensure certain rights for the l-g- b-t-q community. abc-7’s luke lyddon is live with what they’d like to see. luke? rick, estela senator rodriguez and the organization ‘equality texas’ are highlighting several issues within the lgbtq community. transgender equality issues came to prominence last month when the federal government told public schools they must

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Ethics Review Committee determines city manager violated ethics policy

The El Paso Ethics Review Committee reviewing the ethics complaint filed against City Manager Tommy Gonzalez has determined Gonzalez violated the city’s ethics policy. City Representative Jim Tolbert filed the complaint before voters elected him to serve the remainder of Larry Romero’s term. Tolbert did not appear before the commission Wednesday. Romero, reprimanded by the

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Some YISD staffers to get raises

Some employees in the Ysleta Independent School District will be getting extra cash over the summer. The Board of Trustees voted on Thursday to give a 1.5% raise and a $450 stipend before the holidays. The salary increase is part of next school year’s budget. The raise also ups the starting pay for a first

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Good Morning El Paso 06.03.16

“it was an ugly scene last nigh in san jose california, demonstrators clashing with donald trump supporters outside his event, i’m abc’s karen travers with the latest coming up” the search continues this morning for several fort hood soldiers who are still missing after they were swept away by flood waters during a training exercise.

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Good Morning El Paso 06.03.16

“it was an ugly scene last nigh in san jose california, demonstrators clashing with donald trump supporters outside his event, i’m abc’s karen travers with the latest coming up” the search continues this morning for several fort hood soldiers who are still missing after they were swept away by flood waters during a training exercise.

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storm damage

are assessing the damage standup we’re at an office space off of lohman avenue and take a look at this right now clean up is underway you can see a giant hole ripped out of the ceiling sot well here’s some of the spots the rain leaked through and were trying to see patients on

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City Health Dept.: Tip and Toss

the city’s health department is urging the public help prevent mosquito- borne diseases — specifically the west nile virus and zika. with recent rains, officials want people to tip and toss items that are retaining water in their yards. those rains make it ideal for mosquitoes to breed. and joing us now is fernando gonzalez

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