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League City City Council approves 1-time decrease to water rate after winter storm Community Impact Newspaper Share: LEAGUE CITY, Texas -- Considering the high water bills some residents are facing due to last month's winter storm, League City City Council approved a measure March 9 to ease the burden. With council's unanimous vote, League City water customers' bills for February will be capped at the second of four price tiers regardless of whether they used enough water to move them to a more expensive tier. According to city officials, League City customers use about 10 million gallons of ...

Cadbury owner says it will engage “constructively” with the Commission The European Commission is investigating whether Mondelez International breached antitrust legislation by allegedly "hindering" cross-border trade between European Union member states in chocolate, biscuits and coffee to push up prices. "We are opening a formal investigation to see whether Mondelez, a key producer of these products, might have restricted free competition in the markets concerned by implementing various practices hindering trade flows, ultimately leading to higher prices for consumers," Margrethe...

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Little did they know the city would face a global pandemic just over a month later. While city officials touched on drainage and flooding during the 2021 State of the City held Jan. 29, a lot of the discussion concentrated on League City surviving and even thriving as a result of the pandemic. City Manager John Baumgartner said one of the hardest challenges the city faced was when 11 of the 12 fire marshal’s office employees either contracted COVID-19 or was quarantined. Through that experience, the city adapted, Baumgartner said. For instance, the city began doing fire inspections virtuall...