City passes $3.1B budget without decreasing police spending or property tax rate
Though two separate council members suggested decreasing the property tax rate, both budget proposals failed on Thursday.
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San Antonio, community partners establish website for Afghan evacuee assistance
The City of San Antonio and community organizations have built a website with information on how to help people evacuating Afghanistan.
San Antonio plans to send a cop to all mental health calls, but activist groups want an alternative
ACT 4 SA and more than a dozen groups want guns and badges taken out of the first-response equation for mental health calls.
Longtime Bexar County District Judge Peter Sakai to step down
After serving in the judiciary for three decades, Judge Peter Sakai of the 225th District Court will step down at the end of October.
San Antonio’s new health department leader broke his back in a hayride accident. Here’s how that led him to work in public health.
After much rescheduling, we finally got the chance to sit down, one-on-one, and get to know Claude Jacob better.
20 years of ‘forever’ wars have left a toll on US veterans returning to the question: ‘Did you kill?’
Commentary: Military service members returning from wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have often faced deeply personal questions about their experience.
Afghanistan’s collapse spotlights veterans’ mental health struggles. Could anonymous counseling help?
The stigma around seeking mental health care remains high among post-9/11 veterans. An anonymous counseling app could help.
Planned Parenthood files restraining order against Texas Right to Life
Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas and affiliates filed a temporary restraining order Thursday night against Texas Right to Life.
San Antonio seeks $3 million federal boost for eviction prevention programs
The City Council voted to seek more federal eviction protection assistance Thursday as part of ongoing efforts to keep San Antonians in their homes.
Planned Parenthood pauses abortions after state law takes effect
Planned Parenthood clinics in San Antonio ceased performing abortion procedures Wednesday as a strict new anti-abortion law took effect.
Catholic Charities seeks community help in resettling Afghan refugees arriving in San Antonio
Help is needed to resettle more than 300 refugees from Afghanistan who will begin arriving in San Antonio as early as Wednesday.
‘Everybody’s family is in danger’: Afghans in San Antonio seek help for stranded relatives
Local Afghan who hold Special Immigrant Visas are seeking help from the nonprofit Center for Refugee Services to rescue family members from the country.
More than 45,000 households helped by emergency housing assistance so far
Since the Emergency Housing Assistance Program began last spring, it has distributed $132.6 million to 45,099 households.
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