$44M in housing bond projects could build or rehab 2,500 affordable units
A third of the units to be built or rehabbed are what the city calls “deeply affordable,” for those earning 50% or less than area median income.
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SAPD: Homicides, property crimes in San Antonio up this year
Homicides jumped 67% compared to the same 10-month period in 2021, including the 53 migrants who died inside a sweltering truck in June.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick lays out 2023 legislative priorities
Dan Patrick said lawmakers have an “extraordinary opportunity” to shape Texas’ future at the start of the session, which begins Jan. 10.
Former District 10 councilman among 3 finalists to replace Clayton Perry on City Council
City Council will interview and choose a replacement Thursday for Councilman Clayton Perry as he takes a leave of absence.
U.S. Supreme Court wrestles over Biden’s immigration enforcement policy
The White House instructed agents to focus on deporting undocumented immigrants convicted of felonies or those who pose a danger.
CPS Energy, ERCOT say they’re ready for winter
It’s been almost two years since Winter Storm Uri left millions across Texas without power for days and resulted in the death of hundreds.
Bexar County jail faces ‘dire’ staffing issues, consultants find
A jail study commissioned by Bexar County suggests swift changes are needed to keep employees and reduce use of overtime.
Long list of applicants seek to replace Clayton Perry on City Council
City Council will have a long list of applicants to choose from, including former Councilman Mike Gallagher and energy lawyer Ezra Johnson.
Nirenberg, Castillo seek street designation for 1930s labor organizer Emma Tenayuca
In the midst of a labor revival, leaders are now holding up Emma Tenayuca’s story as an example of the impact young people can have in politics.
Working with the National League of Cities helps me better serve San Antonio
Commentary: Councilwoman Adriana Rocha Garcia collaborates with leaders from across the country as part of the NLC.
Newly elected Congressman Greg Casar to take city politics experience to Washington
Representing a district stretching from Austin down I-35 into San Antonio, Greg Casar talks about his plans for working in the new Congress.
New Congress will feature few leadership roles for the many Texans in the U.S. House
Texas is underrepresented in leadership, which critics say is thanks to anti-establishment members replacing retiring legislators.
Report: Perry charged with DWI in connection with hit-and-run
San Antonio police have filed a DWI charge against City Councilman Clayton Perry, KSAT reported Wednesday.
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