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Affordable Housing Community Opens to Help Address Chronic Homelessness
The Roz offers permanent supportive units for those who have been homeless for a year or more, regardless of their ability to pay
Prop Q
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Council Pinches Pennies While Working to Regain Public Trust
Council approves series of rolling audits of the city’s 40-plus departments
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief
Social services see $5 million in cuts, Paxton divorce files released, and more of the week’s headlines
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief
GOP map restored until Supreme Court weighs in, budget cuts following Prop Q’s defeat, and more of the week’s headlines
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City Council’s Budget Reflects a New Fiscal Reality
Options seem limited, but advocates aren’t giving up
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After Prop Q Vote, Council Deliberates Second City Budget in Three Months
Moving around a shrinking pot of money
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Austin Voters Emphatically Reject Prop Q
The vote was about trust, or the lack thereof
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Austinites Try to Wrap Their Heads Around Controversial Prop Q
Competing calculations dominate the debate over proposed property tax increase
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Chronicle Endorsements for the November 2025 Election
Prop Q and state constitutional amendments are on the ballot
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The Prop Q Debate Has Entered the “Silly Season”
The not-long ballad of austintaxrateelection.com and other miscellany
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Higher Taxes Are on the Ballot. City Leaders Explain What They’ll Get Us.
Prop Q asks Austinites what’s a nickel worth. Can they stomach a bigger bill at the end of the year?