San Antonio police union pauses contract talks after city’s latest pay offer
SAPOA pauses negotiations with the city after calling the latest pay proposal unacceptable, highlighting a growing divide over compensation.
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San Antonio students increasingly rely on Pell Grants as Congress navigates funding shortfall
Pell Grants face billions in projected shortfalls each year, but across San Antonio use of the federal grants is expected to continue rising.
Housing Trust outlines rehousing plan for Robert E. Lee apartment residents ahead of $22M upgrade
The San Antonio Housing Trust wants to add amenities and an elevator in the downtown apartments, but will need to rehouse residents to do so.
Immigrants drive San Antonio’s economy, city-commissioned report finds
Immigrants contribute $25.6B to San Antonio’s economy and make up nearly 16% of its workforce, according to a new city-commissioned report.
SAWS lays out its 4-year plan to increase customers’ water rates
The San Antonio Water System is asking to increase its monthly bills for residents by an average of $19 over the next four years.
San Antonio’s Main Plaza is getting a $15M makeover
The panel granted approval to designs brought by the nonprofit caretaker of Main Plaza that levels the plaza and bring more seating and shade.
Unions, Democratic groups dominate spending in North East ISD school board races
Heated races are shaping up for two positions on the North East ISD school board this May, where partisan interests are again spending money to help their chosen candidates. Unlike past years, where conservative groups dominated the conversation, this time candidates backed by labor unions and local Democrats are the ones bringing in big money.…
Fiesta’s largest event could charge $5 peak-hour admission fee under new proposal
San Antonio City Council will consider a $5 peak-hour entry fee for Fiesta de los Reyes as organizers look to offset rising security costs.
City Councilman Edward Mungia talks balance in booming Southside manufacturing sector
The San Antonio Report sat down with Councilman Edward Mungia, who represents District 4, to discuss manufacturing growth and community needs.
Bexar County gets state funding for flood sirens as broader warning system takes shape
Bexar County approved state funding for flood warning sirens, but officials say the system won’t address the roadway flooding risks that have caused most deaths.
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.
Public housing in San Antonio could soon see an overhaul
San Antonio could shift more than 6,000 public housing units to a new funding model as officials warn of mounting repair costs and financial strain.
‘Unfinished business’: 2 career staffers face rematch in Democrats’ District Clerk runoff
Bexar County’s District Clerk race is down to two Democrats who’ve each had long careers in the office — and faced off against one another just four years ago when they both believed its future was on the line.
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