San Antonio residents dealt with longer power outages last year, CPS Energy data shows
CPS Energy data shows that on average, customers experienced power outages for 15 minutes longer than the previous year.
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From urban air taxis and flying buses, Port SA is supporting advanced air mobility projects
Leaders say federal funding and capabilities at the tech campus are positioning the city at the forefront advanced air mobility systems.
For fifth year, city raises Pride flag to recognize LGBTQ+ culture, history, community
For Pride month, San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones and local officials joined advocates and city staff in a flag-raising at city hall.
Fiesta’s largest event could charge $5 peak-hour admission fee under new proposal
San Antonio City Council will consider a $5 peak-hour entry fee for Fiesta de los Reyes as organizers look to offset rising security costs.
Every Texan can vote in the May 26 primary runoffs. Here’s how to find your sample ballot.
Every registered Texan has a race to decide in the Republican and Democratic primary runoffs. Here’s how to participate.
No ‘silver bullet’: Bexar County grapples with jail diversion as funding expires
Bexar County leaders say there’s no “silver bullet” solution for jail overcrowding as diversion efforts face funding gaps and growing demand.
Building a stronger future for foster youth in Texas and across America
Commentary: From right here in San Antonio, to cities across the nation, HUD is bringing policy closer to the young Americans it serves.
When new information changes a commercial real estate deal
SPONSORED: In commercial real estate, the most important disclosure issues are not always the ones that exist when a property is listed. Often, they are the ones that emerge before the deal is done.
Lawsuit filed against CPS Energy for Northeast Side explosions
Two residents are suing CPS Energy, alleging they were told it was safe to return home before a second explosion occurred at their home.
Bexar County promotes new flood warning system, ‘Floods Don’t Care’ campaign
Bexar County officials unveiled parts of the $21 million dollar “NextGen” flood warning system alongside a public awareness campaign Tuesday.