CITY OF SAN ANTONIO

Thursday, Sept. 28, has been declared an Ozone Action Day in San Antonio by The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

According to a news release from the City of San Antonio, three historic bridges will be closed alternately over the next two months for repairs.

The City of San Antonio has extended the deadline for small business owners to apply for grants up to $50,000.

After weeks of learning about directing, producing and acting, some San Antonio area students are bringing their films to the community.

Construction on Cesar E. Chavez Boulevard in downtown San Antonio will cause two intersections to close for several weeks this fall.

Pop superstar P!NK and rock legends Guns N’ Roses are coming to San Antonio this week for back-to-back concerts at the Alamodome.

Goodwill San Antonio is hosting a mega career fair with over 45 employers that are ready to hire for over 1,500 positions.

City Council will consider an ordinance to

Things to do around San Antonio this fall

Monday, Sept. 18, and Tuesday, Sept. 19, have been declared an Ozone Action Day in San Antonio by The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

It's not a new topic, but business groups here in San Antonio say the time is now. Congress has until the end of September to push forward reauthorization legislation for the FAA. In that legislation, a direct flight from SAT to DCA could be allowed.

The collaborative startup community Geekdom will take over management of operations at Launch SA, an entrepreneurship and small business center located inside the Central Library downtown.

Centro San Antonio on Thursday announced that they are holding an open call for artists in attempt to create a Spurs-themed mural in downtown San Antonio.

High School students from 12 countries will be visiting San Antonio and performing in a concert with students from the Youth Orchestras of San Antonio or YOSA.

In front of what could be one of the biggest crowds in school history, the UTSA football team is set to play host to the Texas State Bobcats on Saturday in a rivalry game at the Alamodome downtown.

A 2-week-old kitten was rescued from the walls of a San Antonio apartment building on Tuesday.

The city of San Antonio ripped out four concrete barriers and reduced the size of two others in front of a downtown church just months after they were built, following pressure from a prominent real estate developer, records obtained by KSAT Investigates show.

A San Antonio councilwoman thinks cutting the city’s $3.7 billion budget proposal could help cut help the legs out from an expected CPS Energy rate increase.

Rene Devora was sentenced to 40 years in prison on Thursday in the 399th District Court.

The City of San Antonio plans to take advantage of a change to state law that will allow parents to surrender their newborn babies in special, alarmed boxes at fire stations and other designated spots.

Tuesday, Sept. 12, has been declared an Ozone Action Day in San Antonio by The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

If the budget is approved, the city will allocate funds for an additional 200 encampment sweeps for the next fiscal year.

Thursday, August 17, has been declared an Ozone Action Day in San Antonio by The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

Two cave-dwelling catfish species from the San Antonio area might be added to the endangered species list after federal officials say too much water is being pumped out of the Edwards Aquifer.

Faced with a flood of strays and other animals they need to take in, the City of San Antonio's Animal Care Services euthanizes hundreds of animals every month. They often do it to make room, but KSAT's Garrett Brnger tells us two dogs did have somewhere to go.

You can celebrate San Antonio’s German heritage at the 12th annual Parktoberfest this September.

A Bexar County grand jury on Thursday indicted a San Antonio couple in connection with a fatal dog attack earlier this year.

Thursday, August 17, has been declared an Ozone Action Day in San Antonio by The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

City Manager Erik Walsh joined Leading SA to discuss the city's expected $3.7 billion budget and how the public can be involved with the allocation process.

With the sweltering summer temperatures still in full swing, the City of San Antonio has extended the pool season through most of September.

The City of San Antonio plans to ramp up its use of a controversial strategy in handling its homelessness problem.

The City of San Antonio is expected to grow its budget to a whopping $3.7 billion this year as it pumps up its Animal Care Service budget, makes the biggest increase to its police department this side of the millennium, and funds hundreds more homeless camp cleanups.

Animal Care Services is adding a free pet vaccination clinic for San Antonio residents.

A San Antonio-based nonprofit will be giving away fruit trees at the Pearl Farmers Market on Saturday for Fruit Tree Adoption and Sustainability Day.

With roughly 30% of qualified homeowners and renters unable to get free weatherization help from CPS Energy because of the state of their homes, the utility and the City of San Antonio plan to put hundreds of thousands of dollars toward helping with minor repairs.

Even established, profitable small businesses run into obstacles and need to hit the refresh button. The Maestro Entrepreneur Center is accepting applications from second-stage businesses for a program designed to help them evolve and grow. The deadline is the end of August.

The Alamo and the attorney for the owner of Moses Rose’s Hideout announced Thursday that a deal had been struck to acquire the bar property, which sits in the footprint of a planned Alamo Visitors Center and Museum.

The invasive, nuisance species have been spotted at the City of San Antonio’s southernmost park, the Medina River Natural Area. And the Parks and Recreation Department says there has been evidence of the pigs at other city properties, such as Friedrich Wilderness Park and the Greenway Trail System.

As San Antonio reels from the heat and lack of rainfall, SAWS is considering new ideas around drought management and the violation of watering rules.

An archaeological dig will take place at the Alamo this month amid a major makeover of the plaza.

District 2 Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez is working to make homeownership more accessible and affordable for teachers and school personnel and has filed a Council Consideration Request to establish a program with that goal in mind.

Phone scammers are upsetting grieving pet parents even more by posing as an Animal Care Services employee and claiming their lost pets have been found.

Officials with the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo say they are planning to continue celebrating on the Eastside after reports that the San Antonio Spurs might move downtown.

The City of San Antonio is inviting residents to participate in a series of town hall meetings in August.

Dwarfed by a CPS Energy substation, what had been the Sommers Saloon and Beer Garden 150 years ago, may not be at the corner of Tenth and Alamo much longer.

The mother of a woman who was mistakenly shot and killed in a tense police standoff has filed a federal lawsuit against the City of San Antonio and the San Antonio Police Department.

After 9 years of planning, the City of San Antonio has officially pulled out of the project to transform part of the Broadway Corridor.

A fire on the city’s North Side killed five family members Saturday morning, prompting warnings and safety reminders from the San Antonio Fire Department.

The city’s lawsuit challenges the validity of House Bill 2127, which would prevent cities like San Antonio from making or enforcing local laws on issues like evictions, employment benefits, or a host of other subjects.

A San Antonio night club spared from demolition reopened its doors Sunday as a new community center.

The intersection will be closed from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. on July 22 as construction crews work to fill in the street. The intersection is the last area requiring work as part of the voter-approved 2017 bond project.

SWBC Ad Valorem Tax Advisors President Gary Rivas joined anchors Steve Spriester and Myra Arthur to discuss the amount of property tax savings San Antonio homeowners can expect to save.

Mitchell Lake Audubon Center is excited to partner with Live From the Southside magazine to encourage San Antonio residents to get outside on the South Side with up to four free entry tickets per visit for San Antonio residents with discount code SouthsideSummer23, starting July 1 through Aug. 31.

With a possible downtown move being discussed by the San Antonio Spurs and the City of San Antonio, East Side residents and businesses have mixed opinions.

A San Antonio City Hall source says the city and the Spurs have had "informal and preliminary" discussions about what could happen once the team's lease at the AT&T Center ends.

The City of San Antonio is holding four sessions to help residents lower their property tax.

Jazz’SAlive, the City of San Antonio’s official jazz festival, has a new home.

The City of San Antonio on Wednesday urged residents to find a place to keep cool after the National Weather Service issued an excessive heat warning for Bexar County.

State lawmakers made a deal in legislative "double overtime." But could it ultimately hurt public schools and cost Texans more in the long run? KSAT Explains.

The City of San Antonio said it is starting its two-year Bike Network Plan in an effort to improve bicycle safety and infrastructure.

Put on by the City of San Antonio’s Office of Historic Preservation, the race utilizes a family-friendly scavenger hunt that explores San Antonio’s history and architecture.

The Fourth of July will fall on a Tuesday this year, and some city offices will be closed due to the holiday.

If you get a call from a City of San Antonio department asking for payment or a money transfer, hold the phone. It’s a scam.

Three people were arrested recently in a sting operation for illegally dumping about one ton of wood material, City of San Antonio and police officials said.

San Antonio business owners will soon be able to apply for grants to make improvements to façades, landscaping, signage and amenities.

The roadmap is the culmination of a year’s worth of stakeholder engagement to inform the community-driven vision for San Antonio’s development as a leader in digital innovation.

San Antonio’s Historic and Design Review Commission approved the design for the 10-story residential tower and three-story retail building in the Hemisfair District on Wednesday.

Tickets for the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo’s 75th anniversary will go on sale Wednesday for all 22 rodeo and entertainer performances.

The City of San Antonio has switched to a victim-centered approach to how domestic violence situations are handled.

In anticipation of extreme heat on Juneteenth, the City of San Antonio is opening 14 places for residents to stay cool.

The San Antonio City Council declined Wells Fargo’s card Thursday as it voted 7-4 to drop the multinational banking giant from a proposed pool of underwriters.

The city has to lower its tax rate in order to stay under a state-imposed cap, but city staff are also recommending the city max out the possible homestead exemptions at 20%. That would result in San Antonio homeowners paying less on their city tax bills than they did in 2022, even though their home values are likely higher.

The City of San Antonio offers different nutritional workshops where residents can learn about healthy meals and are provided resources to better understand nutrition.

The free City of San Antonio H-E-B Fourth of July Celebration will be held from 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Monday, July 4.

A herd of goats is going to bleat their way through Brackenridge Park this week as they “mow” down nearly 7 acres of overgrowth.

Poet's Pointe is a new "pocket park" incorporating poetry and visual art.

Here are the Fourth of July parades, races, food events, live music, and, of course, fireworks in and around San Antonio for the 2023 holiday.

The City of San Antonio says it’s trying to grab as much money for climate initiatives as it can from a $369 billion federal bucket.

The San Antonio Spurs’ dog park at La Cantera is now open to pups and their humans.

Many homes that qualify for CPS Energy's weatherization program based on income end up disqualified because they need repairs first.

The City of San Antonio is bumping up incentives to recruit more lifeguards and outdoor pool supervisors.

Cyclists in San Antonio, and across the nation, participate in Bike to Work Day.

The City of San Antonio may soon begin to consider how to deal with the owners of buildings left abandoned after an increase in the number of complaints and fires surrounding those properties.

As part of the second round of proposals to use bond and federal dollars, city staff on Wednesday recommended helping fund a plan to purchase a South Side mobile home park and convert it into a co-op.

Thursday, May 18, has been declared an Ozone Action Day in San Antonio by The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

The City of San Antonio offers programs that provide affordable swim lessons in the community for children.

A city spokeswoman said the City of San Antonio, Bexar County, and Catholic Charities were working on contingency plans to help with "transportation assistance" if the Migrant Resource Center's capacity was stretched too thin, but it was not planning on creating a mass shelter.

David Arredondo died May 11, 2018, while riding a bicycle around 11:35 p.m. in the 7400 block of Somerset Road, on the city’s Southwest Side.

The City of San Antonio has taken the next step to take over a bar near the Alamo using eminent domain.

The City of San Antonio is celebrating all things corn this weekend with the second annual Pueblos del Maiz.

There has been more than $3.7 spent since July 2022 in the run-up to the May 6 election. See who is spending the most.

A car stolen from a downtown parking lot in early March was repeatedly cited for parking illegally blocks away and then sat for more than a week at the city’s impound lot, before its owner was finally informed of its recovery.

The Animal Care Services is asking for donations like blankets and food as they are expecting an influx of puppies and kittens.

The City of San Antonio began this week installing Cool Pavement to sections of streets in all 10 city council districts in an effort to fight rising temperatures in the hottest parts of the city.

The City of San Antonio is encouraging people to celebrate responsibly and sustainably by recycling, disposing of their trash correctly, and heading to certified Green events.

Heavy rain Thursday and Saturday caused flooding, especially in some well-known problem spots. One of those is the lower levels of I-35 downtown, which had to be closed both days. Two issues contributed to that.

The holdout owner of a bar in the way of a new Alamo museum has said the City of San Antonio’s “best and final” $5.26 million offer to buy him out isn’t good enough. Now, with the city and its partners prepared to use eminent domain, the deadlock appears to be headed to court.

Instead of interviewing 9,817 people in the first year as it originally expected, the city now only expects to interview 7,086 by June 30 - a 28% drop. And it only expects to get half as many people enrolled in a certification or degree program - 2,882 instead of 5,758.

Crimes against property, which make up the majority of reported crimes in the city, are up 3.4% compared to the first quarter of 2022. The department’s crime stats show that is due largely to a 59.1% increase of car thefts.

Here’s the City of San Antonio’s operation schedule on Friday, April 28.