‘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.
Read More
Who really pays? The hidden cost of source of income mandates
Commentary: City Council should exempt property owners who own 10 properties or less from the veteran housing voucher ordinance to protect local housing providers.
‘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.
San Antonio arts commission OKs mural for expanded airport terminal
The mural will be installed in Terminal A, which has been expanded with the goal of boosting service by ultra-low-cost air carriers.
Abysmal turnout, mixed partisan results: Top takeaways from the May 2 election
Democrats swept many school board races in Bexar County and the state, but Republicans also saw some bright spots in a low-turnout election.
New ER to open in Medical Center to meet rising demand of stroke patients
St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital in the South Texas Medical Center is getting major ER upgrade to meet rising demand of stroke patients.
‘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.
City council makes first-time proclamation in support of transgender community
For the first time in its history, the San Antonio City Council on Tuesday issued a proclamation recognizing Trans History Week, May 4-10.
How Johnny Garcia rose from sheriff’s deputy to a high-profile congressional candidate
His political debut surprised some locals, but national Democratic Party leaders say he’s exactly what they needed to put a tough district in play.
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.