CHRISTIAN ASSISTANCE MINISTRY

A year after William Hawkins, 35, was shot in a downtown gas station parking lot near McCullough Avenue and U.S. 281, his family is frustrated by what they see as a lack of justice. The Oct. 14, 2021 shooting happened in broad daylight, and was captured on camera, but the shooter is not currently facing any charges.

No charges have been filed against the man who shot and killed William Hawkins, who was experiencing homelessness.

As the city continues to see an increase in the number of homeless people battling addiction and mental illness, nonprofits like CAM are feeling the pressure and costs are adding up.

A Dallas father is celebrating the start of the new year with peace of mind knowing his adult son, who he has been trying to find for three years, is alive and in good care.

A 9-year-old San Antonio girl is showing that her passion for giving is larger than life as she collects hundreds of toys to be donated to children in need.

SAN ANTONIO The pandemic has restricted resources for the homeless, and a local nonprofit has stepped up to fill the need. And now that particular population has fewer and fewer resources, said Dawn White-Fosdick, president and CEO of Christian Assistance Ministry, a nonprofit that helps the homeless. Theres just an array of resources that people need who are homeless, White-Fosdick said. City leaders know there is a need, and they are working on expanding resources and outreach efforts for the homeless population. So thats another 500 spaces for homeless individuals that are freed up in our existing shelters, Bridger said.

Michael Keaton is landing in San Antonio for the annual Alamo City Comic Con, held this year at the Grand Hyatt downtown. Friday-SundayGrand Hyatt San Antonio, 600 E. Market St.$10-$550Walk to End EpilepsyHelp raise money for those affected by epilepsy on Saturday morning with a leisurely stroll through the San Antonio Zoo. Saturday, 7 p.m.-11 p.m.Trinity University Skyline Room, Main Wing$0-$10Sabrina ClaudioAlternative R&B and pop singer Sabrina Claudio is bringing her Truth Is tour to San Antonio. Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.Traders Village San Antonio, 9333 S.W. The hit Broadway musical is finishing its time in San Antonio this weekend.