Mayoral forums: Nirenberg supports City’s dogged pursuit of police reform at negotiating table
Mayor Ron Nirenberg was the first to participate in a series of mayoral forums hosted by the San Antonio Report, Bexar Facts, and KSAT
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Los legisladores demócratas condenan las ‘bombas políticas’ del gobernador después de los informes sobre abusos ocurridos en el Coliseo Freeman
Abbott dijo que dos agencias estatales habían recibido informes de abuso sexual, escasez de personal y alimentación inadecuada, junto con la ausencia de medidas de prevención del coronavirus.
The new Alamo Plan is improved, but questions remain unanswered
Commentary: We must ensure that the Alamo Plaza continues to be a flexible, memorable, and accessible open space.
Democratic lawmakers decry governor’s ‘political bombs’ after Freeman Coliseum abuse reports revealed
U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro said Gov. Greg Abbott threw “political bombs” when he called for the closure of an emergency migrant youth shelter.
Mayor Nirenberg: ‘Go live your life’ but wear a mask
Mayor Ron Nirenberg joined the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Friday to talk about the pandemic, economic recovery, and the May election.
Watch: Fix SAPD, police union debate merits of Proposition B
Bexar Facts, KSAT, and the San Antonio Report hosted a forum Thursday with representatives from Fix SAPD, the police union to discuss Proposition B.
City of San Antonio to open more in-person services starting Monday
With the area’s local coronavirus positivity rate in the single digits, the City plans to reopen more facilities and services next week.
City of San Antonio to receive $326M from latest federal stimulus package
President Joe Biden signed the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act in March. San Antonio expects to receive $326 million from it.
George P. Bush ‘seriously considering’ run for attorney general against Ken Paxton
Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush said Thursday he is “seriously considering” running for attorney general in 2022.
City Council gets look at new version of Alamo Plan ahead of vote next week
The City Council’s discussion Wednesday touched on what events will be allowed in a future Alamo Plaza and what would be restricted.
Gov. Abbott wants migrant youth facility at Freeman Coliseum closed after state receives abuse reports
Gov. Greg Abbott said Wednesday that allegations of abuse and neglect of migrant youths have been lodged with state agencies.
If you lost power during the winter storm, here’s how much help you’ll get on your next energy bill
If you went without power for more than 24 hours, the minimum credit will be $8, the utility said. But you could get up to $100.
SAWS to pay groundwater district $75,000 to settle probe over Vista Ridge flushing
The San Antonio Water System will pay $75,000 following discharges of high-priced water down a Northside creek last year.
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