Author: Jake Magee

COVID-19, the infectious disease caused by the new coronavirus, is hitting the entire world, including the Bay Area. Here are the Clear Lake and League City updates you need to know.

During the three weeks League City police had the authority to fine residents and business owners who violated the state’s stay-at-home order, police responded to nearly 100 calls, records show.

While it is too early to tell how the coronavirus COVID-19 has affected League City’s sales tax revenue, the city’s second-largest revenue source, staff has put together loss projection scenarios that show the city could come up to $660,000 short o…

With League City City Council’s approval, developers will soon begin transforming a curved road near I-45 into a residential development with a hotel, restaurants, marina and other amenities.

After three weeks, League City’s local disaster declaration has ended, stripping police officers of the authority to fine residents for violating stay-at-home orders.

A total of 12 League City employees have tested positive for the coronavirus, the city unveiled April 14.

The cybersecurity solutions business provides information technology support and helps protect data of small- and mid-sized businesses.

Harris County on April 11 released a map breaking down the number of coronavirus cases per zip code, showing the Clear Lake area has far fewer cases of COVID-19 compared to League City.

COVID-19, the infectious disease caused by the new coronavirus, is hitting the entire world, including the Bay Area. Here are the Clear Lake and League City updates you need to know.

According to police records, League City police officers have responded multiple stay-at-home order violations over the last two weeks.