Everything we saw during San Antonio’s May Day protest
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Safety failures lead to Medicare, Medicaid cutoff at Laurel Ridge
After finding serious safety and oversight failures, federal regulators are moving to cut off Medicare and Medicaid funding…
Frustration grows over train horns on Southwest Side as neighbors push for quiet zone
SAN ANTONIO – Tricia Fayadh says she is woken up nearly every night by loud, repetitive train horns…
San Antonio approves zoning changes for new detention facilities
San Antonio City Council on Thursday approved changes to the city’s zoning and development codes aimed at regulating…
Return of Durango Street not a done deal yet, San Antonio West Siders say
A highway sign indicating the exit for Cesar E. Chavez Boulevard hangs over I-35 in San Antonio. Credit:…
Immigrants drive San Antonio’s economy, city report finds
As San Antonio officials continue to weigh how to respond to federal immigration actions, new data presented this…
Sparks fly as San Antonio housing authority switches to new federal funding model
Opportunity Home’s board met at an East Side apartment complex Wednesday to vote on moving forward with the…
Renaming Cesár E. Chávez Boulevard could cost San Antonio $200,000 or more
A highway sign indicating the exit for Cesar E. Chavez Boulevard hangs over I-35 in San Antonio. Credit:…
San Antonio considers renaming César E. Chávez Blvd
As cities across the nation reel from shocking sexual misconduct allegations surrounding the late civil rights leader Cesar Chavez, San Antonio…
Proposal could bring City Council meetings to your neighborhood
Public participation at San Antonio city meetings is changing — one option is set to disappear, while another…