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With rental assistance on the way, communities are scrambling to get ready to actually hand out the money to people who need it.
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Some raised concerns about costs, but after much debate at a public hearing, all 15 members on the city council voted in favor of the change, which affects a portion of South Lamar Street.
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City Manager T.C. Broadnax announced Wednesday that Garcia will become the city's 30th chief of police and the first Latino to lead the department.
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The City of Dallas has announced seven finalists for police chief and is conducting final round interviews this week — including a livestreamed public interview Wednesday.
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The city of Dallas has announced seven police chief finalists, including three internal candidates.
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Some faith leaders are saying it’s time to update the city’s rules to protect consumers from new loan products they call predatory.
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has directed the state Department of Public Safety to help the city tackle the surge in homicides, but community leaders say "over-policing" is not the way.
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On Sunday, Nov. 1, people took part in a Day of the Dead march in Dallas to honor the lives lost to COVID-19. The Mexican tradition is well-known for its colorful imagery, but this year, politics also played a significant role.
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The city of Dallas approved a $450,000 contract Tuesday to remove Shingle Mountain in southeast Dallas. The pile of roofing material has been sitting next to residential property for more than two years.
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Dallas residents and activists brought the mountain, or part of it, to Dallas City Hall Monday to advocate for the removal of the so-called Shingle Mountain. The city council is scheduled to vote on a contractor bid on Tuesday.
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A new partnership with a local nonprofit and the City of Dallas is aiming to reduce crime and violence in neighborhoods.
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The city budget determines how taxpayer dollars are spent in the coming year. Dallas residents are sharing their city budget priorities.