CPS Energy delays rate increase discussion until after summer, passes $50M budget shortfall
The utility hasn’t changed its budget, but CPS Energy officials have backed away from any cost changes for customers.
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‘A leader in disrupting the status quo’: Appraisal District board member Bob Bruce has died
Well-known in conservative circles, Bruce led an effort to give Bexar County residents a one-year reprieve in challenging property valuations.
China Grove, St. Hedwig and Hollywood Park opt into expanded immigration enforcement
Three more Bexar County-area law enforcement agencies are expanding their roles in federal immigration enforcement.
Meet housing activist Maureen Galindo, who rode a shoestring campaign to a high-profile congressional runoff
National Democrats want a moderate for redrawn TX35, but this progressive is headed to the primary runoff after spending just $1,500.
Dan Patrick adds data centers, prediction markets and THC to Senate priorities
Patrick’s Friday release of priorities calls on lawmakers to study the emerging issues ahead of the 2027 legislative session.
San Antonio police union talks extend past deadline as key issues remain unresolved
San Antonio’s police contract talks will continue past the original deadline, as pay, health care and work schedules remain unresolved.
Progressives on Capitol Hill want to rein in sports franchise relocations
U.S. Rep. Greg Casar and U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders said their Home Team Act would stop rich owners from leveraging big taxpayer subsidies.
Third Future charter will take over a fourth San Antonio school by way of Edgewood ISD
Starting next school year, an outside charter school operator will take over Brentwood Middle School in Edgewood Independent School District.
What’s on the ballot in Bexar County’s May 2 election?
Four districts are hosting school board races, while 14 smaller municipalities are electing city council members and mayors.
In Chapa-Davis DA runoff, Democratic voters weigh a fresh approach vs. the value of experience
Luz Elena Chapa and Jane Davis are consolidating support ahead of the Bexar County Democratic district attorney runoff, as endorsements begin to fall into place after the primary.
San Antonio will revisit its low contribution limits for city campaigns
Council members are now only up for reelection every four years. Some would like to get more frequent checks from donors during that time.
San Antonio to survey residents on renaming Cesar E. Chavez Boulevard in light of namesake’s sexual abuse allegations
The move comes as cities across the nation reel from shocking sexual misconduct allegations surrounding the late civil rights leader.
Councilwoman Teri Castillo asks city to expand access for at-risk youth to its ambassador program
A San Antonio City Council member is asking the city to explore expanding its Ambassador internship program to include at-risk youth.
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