José Garza

They've butted heads for years over which crimes get prosecuted. In a joint interview with KUT News, Police Chief Lisa Davis and DA José Garza said they're prioritizing violent crimes — and pushing staff to better cooperate with each other.

DA José Garza campaigned on a promise to prosecute police officers — whom he now must work with to prosecute other crimes.

It's the second time a resident has sued under Texas' "rogue prosecutor law" to get him removed from office.

Travis County commissioners agreed to spend $115,000 on security for him. Garza said the security was recommended by county staff and assessments by law enforcement and an outside contractor.

One of the loudest backers of Garza's opponent in the Democratic primary was a political action committee supported by the Tesla CEO, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Perry was convicted of murdering Garrett Foster at a Black Lives Matter protest in 2020.

Citizens can file lawsuits to remove so-called “rogue” prosecutors under a new state law. The latest case could be the first to head to court.

Incumbent DAs had mixed results in Travis and Harris counties, while Democratic challengers in El Paso are headed to a runoff.

The Democratic primary race between Garza and Sylestine got messy ahead of Election Day.

Incumbent José Garza will have to fend off Jeremy Sylestine if he wants another shot at office. The March 5 primary election will decide who will face Republican Daniel W. Betts in November.