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Northwest Houston residents voice concerns over rise in trash and homelessness along White Oak Bayou

Summary by Abc 13 Houston
Houston's mayor has promised a $70 million annual investment to end homelessness, and city officials plan to clear the area along White Oak Bayou and Watonga on September 10.

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Northwest Houston residents voice concerns over rise in trash and homelessness along White Oak Bayou

Houston's mayor has promised a $70 million annual investment to end homelessness, and city officials plan to clear the area along White Oak Bayou and Watonga on September 10.

·Houston, United States
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abc 13 Houston broke the news in Houston, United States on Thursday, August 28, 2025.
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