Union Pacific marks crossings near Haven for Hope to warn trespassers of railway dangers
Most deaths at railroad crossings occur due to collisions and trespassing on the tracks — a preventable tragedy, said Union Pacific.
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SAPD would get $28M increase, 78 officers in city’s proposed budget
City Council was generally receptive to the plan, but some more progressive members were skeptical that more police will reduce crime.
San Antonio grapples with ways to fund housing that don’t displace residents
The city’s housing officer hopes that developers and officials will “start thinking about displacement on the front end, not the back end.”
This Colombian entrepreneur now helps her immigrant employees find success
Colombian native Yulissa Martinez came to the U.S. seeking a better life. She lost everything before becoming a successful entrepreneur.
Design options emerge for Alazán Courts redevelopment
Once slated for demolition, Alazán Courts faces a major design renovation — and officials want to know what residents think it should look like.
San Antonio seeks ways to force ‘bad actors’ to clean up dilapidated apartments
San Antonio wants a new apartment inspection policy, but it’s unclear what would serve as a meaningful deterrent to negligent landlords.
Immigration town hall angered some who didn’t know event would be in Spanish
The event gave local officials the opportunity to answer questions and counter misinformation about migrants passing through Bexar County.
County allocates $45 million toward digital divide, affordable housing
Commissioners allocated $25 million to build out broadband infrastructure and $20 million for affordable housing production and preservation.
‘CAMP is for the camper’ — and worthwhile for the hundreds of volunteers who make it fun
By the looks of one summer camp program in the Texas Hill Country, the selfless desire to help others has never been stronger, more zealous or evenly reciprocal.
New Planned Parenthood South Texas leader Laura Terrill: ‘We fight like hell’
Laura Terrill comes to Texas from Montana at a time when abortion access is extremely limited, but she says she is optimistic that won’t last.
Public housing authority gets a new name: Opportunity Home San Antonio
The San Antonio Housing Authority’s new name aims to signal a new era and distance it from discriminatory housing policies.
Council OKs resolution in support of abortion rights, limits local funds for investigations
The City Council resolution also recommends that no local funds be used to investigate criminal charges related to abortions.
State will inspect ‘high-risk’ jails, likely including Bexar County, more frequently
Rather than inspecting every county jail each year, the Texas Commission on Jail Standards is moving to a “risk-based” approach, with some getting inspections up to three times annually.
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