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Beach Patrol Chief Peter Davis Placed on Leave Amid Pavilion Use Probe

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Beach Patrol Chief Peter Davis Placed on Leave Amid Pavilion Use Probe

Galveston Beach Patrol Chief Peter Davis has been placed on administrative leave while being investigated for allegedly allowing visiting lifeguards to stay in a restricted pavilion last year.

Galveston Park Board Under Fire for Policy Violations, City Leaders Consider Changes

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Galveston Park Board Under Fire for Policy Violations, City Leaders Consider Changes

Galveston city leaders call for accountability after an audit uncovered policy violations within the park board. Employees allegedly used their private businesses for city events and approved payments to family members, raising concerns over ethics and transparency.

Galveston County Deputies to Return Home as Border Arrests Decline

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Galveston County Deputies to Return Home as Border Arrests Decline

Galveston County will stop sending deputies to the Texas-Mexico border in April following a sharp decline in illegal crossings. Officials cite improved border conditions as the reason for ending deployments.

Galveston County Sheriff Fights License Suspension, Claims Election Grants Immunity

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Galveston County Sheriff Fights License Suspension, Claims Election Grants Immunity

Galveston County Sheriff Jimmy Fullen is suing to block a suspension of his peace officer license, arguing that his election protects him from disciplinary action over alleged omissions on official forms.

League City Council Member Resigns Amid Investigation Dispute

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League City Council Member Resigns Amid Investigation Dispute

League City Council Member Justin Hicks resigned on March 1 after controversy surrounding his involvement in a police investigation. The resignation triggers a special election to fill his seat.

Firing of Two Houston Immigration Judges Expected to Worsen Backlog

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Firing of Two Houston Immigration Judges Expected to Worsen Backlog

Two Houston immigration judges were among five fired in Texas, raising concerns over increasing case backlogs and fast-track deportations.

Politics and Government

Beach Patrol Chief Peter Davis Placed on Leave Amid Pavilion Use Probe

Galveston Park Board Under Fire for Policy Violations, City Leaders Consider Changes

Galveston County Deputies to Return Home as Border Arrests Decline

Galveston County Sheriff Fights License Suspension, Claims Election Grants Immunity

League City Council Member Resigns Amid Investigation Dispute

Firing of Two Houston Immigration Judges Expected to Worsen Backlog

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