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City Council announces that it will buy land for a proposed homeless shelter outright, after the Salvation Army placed stipulations on the sale of the downtown land which the city said it was unable to meet. Also, other council news.

Top Ten Quotes Heard Around City Hall

They claim city violated procedural rules and affordability requirements

City expresses optimism that eliminating parking minimums will lower the cost of building housing

Council cuts compatibility with little opposition

Would a proposed a stand-alone City Marshal Office be unmarshaled?

Alter, Kelly vote against longtime APD insider

Greystar, HACA selected to redevelop Home Depot site

20 people living outside Terrazas Library relocated

Adler moves to finally fulfill a 2014 campaign promise

Apologies and remedies for a long legacy of oppression

High-profile homelessness initiatives dominate meeting

New impact fee plan makes its first trip to the dais

Back to business at City Hall

Wheels in motion for upcoming adoption of FY 2020 budget

Garza, Casar plan support for $100K in abortion assistance

The city’s “Palm District” vs. the county’s Expo Center

Council approves 2019 funding, ponders next move

City memo suggests convicted felons aren’t eligible for office

Dais division brewing over hotel tax spending, tourism industry

Council braces for the next big number crunch

November elections are coming soon

City Council gets through a brief agenda the week before budget talks begin

Things get devilish with Zimmerman’s satanic amendment

Council approves multimillion plan to fund social services contracts

Nondiscrimination ordinance stalls

Will Austin finally have permanent rules governing TNCs?

Special Sunday meeting addresses latest Onion Creek disaster

Council awaits a nearly 90-item agenda on Thursday

Advocates persuade Council on autism treatment benefits