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Houston tenants push leaders for eviction protection amid COVID

A federal ban on evictions expires at the end of the month. Author: Adam Bennett Updated: 6:20 PM CST December 15, 2020 HOUSTON Renters struggling to pay the bills because of the COVID-19 pandemic are pushing elected officials to protect them as the end of a federal eviction moratorium looms. Several tenants and members of the Texas Organizing Project spoke Tuesday morning on the steps of Houston City Hall in front of a pile of furniture. “By the grace of friends and family is where I’m at, and I have it better than a lot of others,” said Ben, a tenant who declined to give his last name. “I have no address right now. Let me put it that way.”

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Houston ha entregado más de $5 millones en ayuda a afectados por COVID-19

Houston ha entregado más de $5 millones en ayuda a afectados por COVID-19
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SUNDAY CONVERSATION: Animal cruelty cases on the rise, Houston SPCA says

SUNDAY CONVERSATION: Animal cruelty cases on the rise, Houston SPCA says FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 A dogs looks out of his carrier as the Houston SPCA sent about 25 dogs and over 100 animals total to the Austin Humane Society as storms threaten the Texas coast Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2020, in Houston.Steve Gonzales, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Game Warden Dustin Dockery and Houston SPCA s Wildlife Center of Texas Debbie Mitchell release a female bald eagle back into the wild, Friday, June 12, 2020, in Baytown. The bald eagle came into the SPCA s Wildlife Center of Texas on May 29th after the game warden rescued the bird, after Baytown resident, Luis Arguello saw her hit a power line and get knocked out in his driveway. The eagle, whom Arguello had already named Pearl , as he had watched her grow for the last several years in her nest near his home. Pearl had hit the power line with her wing, and sustained an injury to her wing and soft tissue injury

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170831:16:47:00

we give them the place to be comfortable, get them fed, try to make them feel as close to home as they can, even though it is not home. and then start to work on that process and we ll get them into shelters once the megashelters close, we ll start working on the next step and start working with our partner agencies. we have amazing partners in the houston area. united way agencies like baker ripley, we work with catholic charities, salvation armies, so many great organizations, we work with to find the long-term solutions for the folks, work with our partners at the city of houston, mayor turner, harris county judge, we ll find long-term solutions for everybody. one thing about texans, we protect our own. we look out for our own. nobody is going to be left behind on this one. still so many americans across the country that do want to help those of you down in texas. what do you need the most right now from people who are looking to give something, anything to help everyone get back

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170830:11:07:00

houston still as a rescue operation. what that means is that people are still being rescued at th hois ho hour. they are signing up at the intake tables you see behind me and are asked basic questions, do they have insurance, were they able to salvage important documents. then they walk in to my right. once they go in there, they ll see cots where they can sleep. they have warm food. they also have a section for children. there s about 300 volunteers that have signed up already. this is a shelter being run by a non-profit organization called baker ripley. they say their website was so inundated with volunteers, chris, that they are still trying to grapple with that. like you had mentioned before, while we re seeing the worst of mother nature, we are seeing the best of people here in houston. best of human nature, rosa.

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