CITY OF SAN ANTONIO

New renderings show what the forthcoming World Heritage Center will look like on San Antonio’s South Side.

San Antonio is already one of the country's biggest cybersecurity hubs. Geekdom wants to supercharge that reputation with a new accelerator.

The Brackenridge Park Conservancy and the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department have hired 150 goats to assist with clearing out overgrown vegetation throughout 7 acres of the park.

The grant for Culturingua will help refugees with job placement, work training and entrepreneurship so they can move toward self-sufficiency.

The City of San Antonio says a program tackling food deserts is having a big impact across different communities.

The Texas Research and Technology Foundation's goal is to make VelocityTX central to an urban innovation district focused on bioscience.

San Antonio is the primary transportation hub for migrants released from the border; Nirenberg wants other Texas cities to share that burden.

Construction is set to start this summer adding six elevated lanes to the stretch of I-35 from Loop 410 north to FM 3009 in Schertz.

Impact San Antonio is a local women’s nonprofit that aims to help various organizations across the Alamo City.

San Antonio's guide for all things involving the future development of streets, access, rights-of-way and corridors was completed in 1978.

These are the top 10 polluters in Bexar County, according to Environmental Protection Agency data.

The population in and around San Antonio is booming — so much so that an advisory committee has created a draft of a new City Council district map based on the 2020 U.S. Census numbers.

A local agency and the state of Texas say most of San Antonio's pollution drifts in from other states and even Mexico. The EPA disagrees.

Find the latest, updated election results for the election in San Antonio and surrounding areas on May 7, 2022.

Jay Kleberg, a Democrat running for Texas land commissioner, wants to make the Alamo site a tribute to all the Texans who made history there.

The City of San Antonio opened its cooling centers to help residents get a reprieve from the heat that is expected through Monday.

San Antonio will pay $150,000 each to the mother, wife and son of Antronie Scott, an unarmed Black man who was shot and killed by a police officer in 2016.

Commentary: San Antonio voters should evaluate the propositions that make up the $1.2 billion bond program with a healthy dose of skepticism.

The City of San Antonio on Monday celebrated the grand opening of the Park at 38THIRTY, a 100% affordable housing development in the Medical Center in District 8.

Mayor Ron Nirenberg expressed appreciation for the vibrant array of murals in San Antonio, particularly throughout downtown.

Opinion: Citizens deserve the protections technology can bring, as well as the greater transparency and efficiencies it can deliver.

The cities of Alamo Heights and San Antonio are forging ahead on plans for Broadway Street on different paths.

The unique history between the City of San Antonio and the San Antonio Symphony may make it challenging to build a strong foundation for the future, but the executive director of the symphony says they’re committed to moving forward.

The family of Feliciano Lionel Jimenez is pushing for increased safety measures along West Commerce Street at Northwest 39th Street nearly two months after his death.

The proposed police union contract with the City of San Antonio received approval from about 86% of police union members who voted.

San Antonio Police officers have approved a new union contract that would make it harder for fired cops to get their jobs back, but would also raise officers’ pay by nearly 16% over four years.

Confused about the two elections happening in May? Here's what to know about the May 7 bond and state constitutional amendment election.

Early voting is set to beging for the May 7 election in which San Antonio voters will decide the fate of $1.2 billion in bond projects.

Opinion: Today's message is simple: voting in bond elections is just as important as voting to choose elected leaders.

Set to be completed in spring 2024, the high-rise residential structure in downtown San Antonio will be taller than the 24-story Frost Tower.

Here's everything you need to know.

Opinion: How can San Antonio brand itself as a 21st century "smart city" when it appears unable to address its chronic litter problem, including the blind eye it turns each Fiesta?

Brackenridge Park is currently split between District 1 and District 2 along East Mulberry Avenue, but the proposed map would place it entirely within District 1 by removing the only two precincts in the district that are fully to the west of Broadway Avenue.

San Antonio City Council members and the mayor found little fault with redrawn council district boundaries in a draft redistricting plan.

A multi-family rental development called the West End on Frio is celebrating its grand opening this week.

An advisory committee made up of council appointees has created the first draft of a new council district map, based on the 2020 U.S. Census numbers. Under the proposal, nine out of 10 districts would have their boundaries shifted.

Two more COVID-19 testing sites will be closing in San Antonio due to a lack of demand for testing.

A big “Empty the Shelters” animal adoption event is taking place nationally to reduce the risk of overcrowding, and San Antonio shelters are taking part.

The need for blood donations in South Texas is critical.

Improvements to the Southeast Side facility include refreshed technology and dedicated spaces for children, teens and adults.

Commentary: A new design philosophy is needed to make roads safer, particularly for other roadway users like pedestrians and cyclists.

Easter celebrations are just a few short days away and the City of San Antonio has already planned its holiday closures.

“You will note...that there will be tax relief this year. And so part of that discussion is how we handle the options that will be presented by staff,” Mayor Ron Nirenberg told council members at the beginning of a Wednesday budget meeting.

The City of San Antonio will likely reduce its property tax rate and increase its homestead exemption as part of next year's budget process.

The EPA announced a proposed action to move Bexar County into a worse classification of air quality, which would require new regulations.

Breakdown with #StephAndSteve explored mental health issues teenagers are facing and what steps parents can take to help.

The nonprofit effort will cost hundreds of millions and preserve 50,000 acres over the fragile Edwards Aquifer. Can it be done?

These classes range from yoga to swing dance to running to Zumba, so there’s a little something for everyone.

The route wasn't expected to start until April 25 but opened ahead of schedule.

To honor the Fiesta of San Jacinto Holiday on Friday, several offices in the City of San Antonio will be closed.

The Texas Supreme Court has found conservative activists failed to present evidence in their lawsuit that San Antonio violated state law.

The medal includes a bright and colorful design commemorating "Vibrant Village," a new public art installation.

For the first time in two years, the Cesar E. Chavez March for Justice will be held in person in downtown San Antonio.

Friday has been declared an Ozone Action Day in San Antonio by The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

East Side residents want to see road improvements, more access to grocery stores, and improved quality of life but are worried about what they might lose because of those upgrades.

City staff added a fourth meeting and will change the format of subsequent public meetings about the Brackenridge Park bond project.

The $326.9 million from the American Rescue Plan Act has hit the city’s financial books, but it hasn’t yet made its way the dozens of community organizations eagerly waiting for a piece of the singular financial windfall.

Qualifying residents in Bexar County will receive $15 off their property tax bill after county commissioners approved a homestead exemption.

VIA Metropolitan Transit and Bexar County have partnered to provide complimentary park and ride service to and from the Cesar E. Chavez March for Justice on Saturday, March 26.

In a new exhibition, 15 women artists of San Antonio reflect on a 2019 report by Metro Health on women's health, income and security.

A new report suggests San Antonio's tech sector benefited from pandemic-era shift away from tech hubs like Austin.

Former San Antonio police officer Troy Smith is highly committed to helping the police and community members understand each other’s points of view. He started the “Walk a Mile in My Shoes” workshop to help build bridges.

Bexar County and University Health on Tuesday morning are expected to announce the creation of a Public Health Division.

Residents and bar owners in the Tobin Hill community have been looking for a way to find a peaceful compromise on crime and noise issues plaguing the neighborhood for some time.

Here's what the city added.

UTSA has declined to conduct a study that would have analyzed San Antonio's code enforcement and demolition practices.

It is the first local survey of it's kind – created by teenagers, for teenagers. The questionnaire about mental health issues was released Tuesday for teens ages 12-19.

Locals will want to avoid Loop 410 at Highway 151.

The City of San Antonio has unveiled the 16-foot “Stargazer (Citlali)” sculpture in the heart of the River Walk.

Attempts to discourage birds from nesting in Brackenridge Park have been tied to a 2017 bond project to restore historic structures there.

Nancy Reyna's ties to family and community in Lindsey Place inspired her to volunteer in her neighborhood.

If you’re planning on heading to the San Antonio Zoo for spring break, there is a traffic plan to be aware of.

Hyatt wants to sell off its 1,003 room hotel through a $450M deal that would free the city from covering any of the hotel's future debt payments.

The deal includes various changes to officer disciplinary processes, including an attempt to limit an arbitrator’s power to reinstate fired cops. It also 15 percent in annual raises through FY 2026, along with a 2 percent lump sum payment to officers at the start.

The San Antonio-based nonprofit, housed at Our Lady of the Lake University on the West Side, has named a new board chair and vice-chair.

If you’re looking for a way to support the people of Ukraine this weekend, you can do so by purchasing some cheesecake or a coffee at this San Antonio dessert shop.

Hyatt wants to sell off its 1,003 room hotel through a $450M deal that could free the city from covering any of the hotel's future debt payments.

Opinion: San Antonio's challenge is to stop the affordable housing crisis from growing even worse as the city emerges from the pandemic.

It won't be voted on until spring or summer.

The City of San Antonio has decided to postpone the consideration by the HDRC on a plan to remove some heritage trees at Brackenridge Park.

The City of San Antonio and Community Labs have decided to close four public PCR COVID-19 testing sites and continue to provide testing at three other locations.

Opinion: The city and county should design and fund a more comprehensive anti-litter program.

SPONSORED: ReWorksSA is a program that helps local businesses implement or improve sustainability best practices in the workplace.

Mayor Ron Nirenberg framed the $185 million program, providing long-term job training, as a win-win for employers and employees.

San Antonio home owners could see two changes to their 2022 property tax bills, which might limit how much you have to pay.

The City Council won't consider implementing changes, which were discussed Wednesday, until later this year.

The City of San Antonio is looking at two different ordinances that deal with noise made by construction companies and music venues or residential noise complaints.

Twin Sisters Cantina on the city's East Side to be demolished following decision by Building Standards Board.

While a few major sticking points remain, most notably around discipline, negotiators say they see a new contract in sight.

The 1980s-era car manufacturer will establish its reconstituted headquarters at Port San Antonio as it launches electric vehicles.

The DeLorean Motor Company is heading to the future — the future of electric vehicles.

The City Council will is expected to vote to place an historic $1.2 billion bond package on the May 7 ballot.

Over the last two weeks, the number of new omicron cases and omicron-related hospitalizations in Bexar County have been on the decline.

City, county and utility officials held a briefing Thursday on their continued efforts as temperatures dropped Thursday.

Triple check your flight status before heading to the airport. San Antonio International Airport officials warn more cancellations likely due to winter weather.

Severe weather can sometimes cause a stink for the City of San Antonio’s Solid Waste Department. But picking up the garbage day-in and day-out is a job that has to be done.

As freezing temperatures move through San Antonio, those experiencing homelessness are at great risk. Local nonprofit organizations are opening shelters to give them warm and safe places to stay.

After 30 sit-downs, the contract negotiations between the City of San Antonio and the union representing San Antonio Police officers are approaching the one-year mark.

The cycling community in San Antonio is outraged by the Texas Transportation Commission’s decision to nix San Antonio plans that would have added protected bike lanes to Broadway Avenue.

Boarded up and fenced in, Deputy City Attorney says enough is enough. A problematic East Side bar has been temporarily shut down.