Dallas discussed closing its 9 community pools a decade ago. It’s part of a bigger plan
Closing Dallas’ nine aging community pools has been in the works for a decade. Decommissioning the city’s nine…
Dallas residents push back as city weighs library budget cuts
The city of Dallas is considering cutting funding for its public library system by $4.5 million over the…
City launches online survey, assessment, in part to ‘build equitable park system’
Construction continued in the spring on Phase 2 of upgrades to Mira Mesa Community Park. (Photo courtesy of…
Will Trump’s war on DEI make it harder for LAPD to woo black recruits?
Convincing young Black people to become cops long been a tough sell at summer job fairs. But in…
Dallas community leaders urge city to honor commitment to DEI, racial equity
A group of Dallas community leaders is urging city officials to reaffirm their commitment to improving racial equity…
Dallas stops programs, policies aimed at promoting DEI
The city of Dallas has stopped all policies and programs designed to promote diversity, equity and inclusion. City…
Dallas aims to curb street food distribution. Advocates say it’s violating their rights
For five years, Dallas Sandwich Sundays has set up shop behind City Hall to distribute food, hygiene supplies…
How Philadelphia women work to close the gender pay gap
The gender pay gap Over the tenure of a career, the gender pay gap often widens, according to…
$2.3M lead removal program failed Dallas residents, audit says
An audit released on Monday raises concerns about Dallas’ overall grant monitoring process, following an investigation by The…
52 years later, community in Dallas remembers Santos Rodriguez
Fifty two years after a Dallas police officer wrongfully detained and killed 12-year-old Santos Rodriguez, the Dallas community…