Council approves Esperanza Community Land Trust to support affordable housing on West Side
Created by the advocacy nonprofit in 2021, the Esperanza Community Land Trust is designated for the underserved West Side in District 5.
September 2026
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Our leaders should take a broader look at Texas’ slowing economic growth
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Texas A&M System removes courses on LGBTQ, ethnic studies and climate change from core offerings
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Midtown TIRZ commits $166M to buy land for Spurs arena and projects at Zoo, Brackenridge Park and Botanical Gardens
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San Antonio veterans jet off to Washington D.C. on their ‘honor flight’
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