South San ISD plans to ask voters for a tax rate change this November
What a 7-cent change on the tax bill could do for South San ISD: roof repairs, HVAC maintenance and pay raises.
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Where I Live: Monticello Park
The Baird family home buzzes and hums with life after the Californians turned San Antonians filled their home to the brim with native Texas plants.
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.
‘Can You See Me?’ anti-human trafficking campaign launches in San Antonio
A billboard campaign has launched near the Pearl, aiming to raise awareness, generate tips and connect human trafficking victims with help.
Remember field trips to the Alamo? They’re now better with education center opening soon.
The Texas Cavaliers Education Center at the Alamo is nearly complete and ready to welcome this year’s summer campers and teacher workshops.
Residents should decide elections, not big money
Commentary: Raising campaign donation limits gives wealthy donors more influence while weakening the voices of working families, renters, and seniors.
Publisher’s note: San Antonio Report, TPR join forces to strengthen local journalism
Starting July 1, Texas Public Radio and San Antonio Report will unite to better serve you and the broader Texas community.
Where I Live: Whispering Oaks
Trees, winding streets, quiet evenings, and space to breathe is how the Gurwitzs describe this neighborhood.
A renovated Westside flea market welcomes displaced Painted Tree vendors
The Shops at Bandera Road hosted its grand opening earlier this month bringing customers back to what used to be the Bandera Flea Market.
‘Military City USA’ means protecting voucher-qualified veterans from housing discrimination
Commentary: City Council must pass the ordinance prohibiting discrimination against veterans who rely on federal VASH vouchers.