Advocates call for police accountability, decry ‘falsehoods’ asserted by new head of police union
The San Antonio Coalition for Police Accountability (SACPA) has requested an apology from San Antonio Police Officer’s Association President-elect John “Danny” Diaz for inflammatory comments on their petition drive.
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Immigration agencies prepare for Biden’s promise to change immigration policy
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Local poverty fell slightly in past decade, but ‘pandemic has been devastating’ early in 2020s
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ChildSafe’s new Eastside home focuses on ‘healing and restoring’
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