Que Onda Magazine

01/11/2026

Que Onda Magazine siempre en vivo presente en los mejores eventos de la Ciudad de Houston Texas

01/11/2026

In response to the tragic shooting of Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old mother of three who was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, Houstonians gathered in the four corners of Post Oak Bivd and Westheimer Road to protest and call for an end to ICE presence in the city.
While at the protest we spoke with about his thoughts on the incident and what these nationwide protests mean.

01/10/2026

Anti-ICE protests in Houston continue into Saturday for three consecutive days since an ICE agent fatally shot Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis on Wednesday.

01/10/2026

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01/10/2026

Información importante para la comunidad proporcionada por el Comisionado y la Jueza

01/10/2026

Que Onda Magazine presente en la entrega de bicicletas para los niños de nuestra comunidad. The fire department and Houston Mayor John Whitmire are working together.

01/09/2026

The fire department and Houston Mayor John Whitmire are working together.

01/09/2026

Houstonians gathered in the Galleria area in memory of Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old mother of three, fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis. Her death has sparked protests nationwide with Houston’s protesters denouncing her death and calling for an end to ICE presence in the city.

Good was a U.S citizen, prize-winning poet and a hobby guitarist, who city leaders have said was there as a legal observer of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activities. The Trump administration has called her a “domestic terrorist,” and has defended the agent’s fatal response.

01/09/2026

Y’all! 🤠is performing at the this year. The reggaeton star’s concert in NRG Stadium is set for March 3. For the full entertainer lineup slide left.

01/08/2026

Meet the new Latina Council Member Alejandra Salinas. Que Onda Magazine had the pleasure of greeting Salinas on her first full day in office on Wednesday.

Sworn in just yesterday Jan. 6, the newest at-large City Council member Salinas, Position 4, becomes the city’s first out LGBTQ+ Latina on council. After a decisive runoff win, she now fills the seat vacated by Letitia Plummer — and says she’s ready to get to work on affordability, infrastructure, and public safety.

01/07/2026

Alejandra Salinas makes history in Houston.

Sworn in today as Houston’s newest at-large City Council member, Salinas becomes the city’s first out LGBTQ+ Latina on council. After a decisive runoff win, she now fills the seat vacated by Letitia Plummer — and says she’s ready to get to work on affordability, infrastructure, and public safety.

🎥 Watch the moment Houston City Council turned a new page.

01/07/2026

Attorney Alejandra Salinas was sworn in Tuesday as Houston’s newest at-large City Council member, making history as the city’s first openly LGBTQ+ Latina to serve on the council.

Attorney Alejandra Salinas was sworn in Tuesday as Houston’s newest at-large City Council member, making history as the city’s first openly LGBTQ+ Latina to serve on the council. Runoff victory secures seat Salinas, 35, won the position in a December runoff election, defeating former council mem...