I am happy that this post will not be about the editorial bias of the Times and how it appears in many articles instead of on the editorial page.
It is also time for me to thank and acknowledge that under the leadership of their new editor the quality of grammar and spelling seen in their articles has improved a great deal. I no longer hear it referred to as El Typo Times.
This article Partner benefits get OK however leaves as many questions as it does answers. By the way, I took the title from the print version of the Times. The online version has a different title. I guess that let’s them appeal to different audiences, or maybe the online posters do not bother to read their own newspaper.
The article tells us that six out of nine proposed city charter amendments were approved by the voters. Which ones were approved and which ones were defeated?
Get out your pencil and build your own tally. There was some information about those that passed. Which ones did not? I guess she wants us to learn by elimination.
Muckraker
elpasospeak 
Automatic grammar checkers have improved over the years as well.
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