Luz Moreno-Lozano
City Hall ReporterLuz Moreno-Lozano is KUT’s Austin City Hall reporter. She previously reported for the Austin American-Statesman, covering Hays County, Westlake, Lake Travis and Austin City Hall. She got her start working for a small weekly newspaper based out of Castroville, Texas. Luz grew up in San Antonio and has lived in Austin since 2017.
You can email her at lmorenolozano@kut.org.
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La ciudad permite a los residentes tener casas rodantes y diminutas en su propiedad. Pero esto permitiría a la gente a vivir en ellas, algo que los defensores del proyecto dicen que ayudará a crear más asequibles y diversas opciones de vivienda. -
The city allows residents to store RVs and tiny homes on their property. But this would allow people to live in them, which supporters say helps create more affordable and diverse housing options.
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El plan, que permitiría a determinados hoteles imponer una tasa del 2% sobre las estancias nocturnas, podría generar millones de dólares en 10 años. La ciudad se llevaría una parte.
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The plan, which would allow certain hotels to impose a 2% fee on nightly stays, could generate millions of dollars over 10 years. The city would get a cut.
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Four arborists agreed removing "Flo" was the best option for safety reasons. Some community members have challenged that.
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El acceso a la información en lenguas distintas del inglés es crucial no sólo en situaciones de emergencia. Defensores locales y residentes afirman que la ciudad podría hacer más.
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Having access to information in languages other than English is crucial not just during emergencies. Local advocates and residents say the city could be doing more.
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Dianne Grey took over as the city was grappling with record high numbers of people experiencing homelessness and in the midst of a deadly pandemic.
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Chacon informed interim City Manager Jesús Garza of his decision on Monday morning, the city said in a statement.
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The Austin Parks Foundation said the Zilker Eagle will "enter the testing phase in late fall, with the train opening to the public shortly thereafter."
