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.
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Sheriff Salazar says he’s ‘fine’ after T-boning another car
The sheriff said he was leaving the jail when another car ran a red light in front of him, and a passenger in the car he hit was hospitalized.
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.
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.
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.
‘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.
Where I Live: Fair Oaks Ranch
Tim Christ reflects on how his community came together to support the Boerne Little League on their journey to winning the Little League World Series in 2024.
Where I Live: Sandy Oaks
Following his dad’s footsteps, Rogelio Maldonado owns his own concrete company. Now that he’s raising his family in Sandy Oaks, life feels full circle.
Where I Live: Avenida Guadalupe
Elva and Antonio Lopez settled into this neighborhood over 35 years ago after Antonio fixed up their historical home.
San Antonio’s Fiesta in the forest debuts with tree giveaway, birding and cascarones
Arboretum San Antonio will host its inaugural Fiesta event, ¡Viva El Bosque!, on Sunday, far ahead of its official opening in 2029.