San Antonio follows Fort Worth in banning landlords from rejecting veterans with housing vouchers
In a city with 90,000 veterans, the roughly 2,000 who pay rent with a voucher will now have a broader pool of rental options to choose from.
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San Antonio should incentivize hiring real people over artificial intelligence. Here’s how.
Commentary: Our public contracts shape the city we become, and we should be intentional about who and what we fund with public dollars.
Rule that lets Texans obtain out-of-state abortion pills can continue for now, Supreme Court says
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that mifepristone must be obtained in person, a decision the country’s highest court has temporarily blocked.
San Antonio Report’s 2026 primary runoff voter guide
Read about all of the candidates in the San Antonio Report’s guide to the Republican and Democratic primary runoff elections.
Alamo Colleges confronts $28 million budget deficit as tax revenue falls short
The Alamo Colleges District Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting on June 13 to address a $28 million budget deficit.
With new chief, DA and contract ahead, outgoing police union’s Danny Diaz says city is ready for change
Outgoing SAPOA President Danny Diaz discusses upcoming public safety leadership changes, contract negotiations and the future of policing.
Mayor vs. council standoff boils over during Project Marvel consultant contract debate
San Antonio City Council voted during a contentious meeting to approve two contracts in support of Project Marvel, with the mayor dissenting.
Spurs pick 9 firms to lead new downtown arena project
Spurs owners chose a handful of firms to lead the arena project anchoring the city’s multi-billion-dollar sports and entertainment district.
‘A negative position’: San Antonio will propose higher tax rate for first time in 33 years
Texas law allows cities to collect up to 3.5% more revenue from property taxes over the previous year without asking voters’ permission.
‘A negative position’: San Antonio will propose higher tax rate for first time in 33 years
Texas law allows cities to collect up to 3.5% more revenue from property taxes over the previous year without asking voters’ permission.