As the tables turn: The New Year is ushering in big changes in the dining scene.

One woman's hard times illustrates a common problem even in affluent north-county cities, United Way officials said.

East End residents Susan Califa and Jo Hewett are part of a group of islanders who are pushing developers to consider ...

I had a hard time feeling the Christmas spirit this year. I’m not sure why. But on the Sunday before Christmas Eve, I was driving west on Stewart Road. It was early, and the power poles cast long, ...

The end of 2024 completes 15 seasons of work by the Galveston Island Tree Conservancy with over 23,000 trees planted through ...

The long-standing contributions of Black lifeguards to Galveston’s history, emphasized by the lack of documented recognition, ...

Federal agents have been searching the home of a former top New York City police official who resigned last month after being ...

The city fire marshal, who was among the first to work under the city’s amended firework ordinance, described the ...

The 2024 year is finally closed and while we may have turned the calendar over to 2025, we will still be talking about the ...

An early morning wreck on Seawall Boulevard left one person dead and four others injured, officials said. At about 12:55 a.m., a vehicle traveling westbound in the eastbound lane in the 4100 block of ...

On Jan. 4 and 5, I will be leading Civil War walking tours commemorating the 162nd anniversary of the Battle of Galveston.

What a great day today is going to be. It’s a new year, and I choose to be happy. Here are a few interesting facts about New Year’s celebrations.