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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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.
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.
Poll: Many voters undecided on whether to end collective bargaining rights for local police
Nearly 30% of registered voters in San Antonio have not decided if they are in favor of stripping the local police union of its right to collectively bargain.
Fix SAPD, police union grow campaign war chests in fight over Prop B
Thanks to another significant boost from a progressive nonprofit, the police reform group that wants San Antonians to vote yes for Proposition B continues to raise significant financial support.
Distribution of COVID-19 relief funds must prioritize those who need it most
Commentary: Logic would dictate most resources should go to the greatest need – especially in a city that strived to adopt an equity budget.
Prop B panel: Key players to debate repeal of collective bargaining for police
KSAT, the San Antonio Report, and Bexar Facts will host an April 8 panel discussion on the issues surrounding Proposition B.
In wake of ethnically motivated incidents, local organizers rally Asian voters
Earlier in March, San Antonians gathered to condemn anti-Asian racism. Now, four Asian-owned businesses are hosting voter registration drives.
Unaccompanied migrant minors begin arriving at Freeman Coliseum
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is temporarily housing unaccompanied migrant youth at the Freeman Coliseum.
Newly minted Texas Vista Medical Center to tackle health care disparities on South Side
The newly minted Texas Vista Medical Center launched with a renewed focus on addressing health disparities in San Antonio’s South Side.
New $3,000 child tax credit called a ‘step in the right direction’ but might not be a game-changer in the short term
The expanded 2021 Child Tax Credit is slated to give parents $300 per month, per child. But for some families, it may not last long enough.
Eastside pastor rallies local Baptist churches in efforts to get more underserved areas vaccines
Rev. Patrick Jones has utilized his network of 78 San Antonio congregations to start hosting pop-up vaccine clinics on the city’s East side.
Freeman Coliseum, Lackland to house unaccompanied migrant minors
Bexar County’s Joe Freeman Coliseum will house unaccompanied migrant minors in the coming days, along with facilities at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland.
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