Racism, a public health crisis: What’s next for San Antonio?

SAN ANTONIO – Declaring racism a public health crisis in August was an important move for the City of San Antonio as people of color make up more than 75% of the city’s p...

Texas Historical Commission blocks effort to move Cenotaph

SAN ANTONIO – The Texas Historical Commission blocked a controversial plan to move the Cenotaph following a marathon meeting Tuesday night. “Unfortunately, after tonight’...

Texas Historical Commission halts plan to move the Alamo Cenotaph

City of San AntonioThe Alamo CenotaphAfter a marathon Zoom meeting full of highly charged public comment, the Texas Historical Commission shot down a controversial plan t...

San Antonio announces reopening of parks, facilities as virus indicators show lowest risk level of transmission

Racism, a public health crisis: Learning from others who have passed similar resolutions

Texas Historical Commission vote to relocate the Alamo Cenotaph is expected on Tuesday

City of San Antonio asks for community input as it develops new bike plan

Proposed city budget tweaks add money for housing, health, and small businesses, but avoid large changes to SAPD

San Antonio mayor calls for ‘complete review’ of police department’s body worn camera policies

Lack of transportation options in San Antonio limits job, education opportunities, local experts say

San Antonians unemployed due to COVID-19 pandemic rush to apply for city-funded training program

City program provides grants for hundreds of SA businesses, but many more are left without

KSAT Community to host Census Phone Bank/Telethon with City of San Antonio

Local push gears up to get everyone counted in 2020 U.S. Census before end of September

CDC order offers protection for San Antonio renters, but not yet

San Antonio City Council to discuss bans on police use of neck-restraints, no-knock warrants

The Latest: 21 New Cases of Coronavirus in Bexar County

How We Cope: Taxi Driver Holds Onto Hope

Coronavirus Testing Sites in Texas Cities Are Disproportionately Located in White Neighborhoods

COVID-19 Working Groups Lay Out Road Map for Regional Recovery

Here are the new San Antonio locations for free COVID-19 testing sites

San Antonio Botanical Garden Offering Free Admission for Healthcare Workers and Others

San Antonio Confirms 39 New Infections at Nursing Homes, Says It Will Release Counts Daily

Family Independence Initiative to Fight Poverty During and After Pandemic

Week 13 in Review: San Antonio Reopens, But Most Stay Home

Luminaria, TPR and Others Host Livestream Telethon to Benefit San Antonio Artists This Weekend

San Antonio Nets $270M in Coronavirus Relief; Council to Decide How to Spend It

Proposed Zoning Change Over Aquifer Recharge Zone Stirs Opposition

FACE MASKS- YES OR NO?

Week 12 in Review: Amid Uncertainty, San Antonio Starts to Open for Business

SAs $15B Tourism Industry Suffers Devastating Blow Amid Pandemic

City, County Aim to Balance State Rules, Local Conditions in Revising Stay-Home Order

San Antonio Report Calls for Doubling Current Testing, Contact Tracing Rates

4 More Coronavirus Deaths in Bexar County as Leaders Talk Financial Help

Commentary: Its Time for San Antonios New Deal

Lack of Internet Access for Students Sparks Citywide Collaboration

FACE MASKS MANDATORY FOR VIA RIDERS BEGINNING WEDNESDAY

VIA & FOODBANK FIGHT HUNGER- FEED HOPE

SLAVE OWNERS LARGE PLANTATION IN CIBOLO CREEK

Crisis Bureaucracy: How Local Government Works Amid a Pandemic

Assisting Ourselves: The Coronavirus Pandemic Will Challenge San Antonio To Rethink Its Economy And Its Future

Analysis: Texas Has Scant Data About the Pandemic, Leaving a Lot of Questions

Texas Freedom Activists Go Ballistic After Crews Start Work in San Antonio's Alamo Plaza

Amid Significant Shortfalls in Taxes, City Furloughs 270, Halts Art Funding

Coronavirus Shutdowns Cause Challenges for 2020 Census Count

City Will Use Hotel to Shelter Vulnerable Homeless Population

Commentary: San Antonios COVID-19 Cases Show a Tale of 2 Cities, But That Could Change

City Officials: Nursing Home With Coronavirus Outbreak Had Staff Employed at Other Facilities

San Antonio Pauses $82 Million in Activities Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

HUD Awards $14M-Plus for Housing, Homeless Programs in Bexar County Amid Coronavirus Crisis

WATCH LIVE: San Antonio mayor and Bexar County judge give live COVID-19 update at 6:10 p.m.

City of San Antonio launches self-screening tool for COVID-19

Officials announce 'Stay Home, Work Safe' order for San Antonio, Bexar County

Local Leaders Treatment of Latin-American Residents in the 30s Offers Lesson on How We Should Respond to the Current Crisis

Citing Stay-Home Order, San Antonio School Districts Close Through April 24

Despite Social Distancing Guidelines, SA Beauty and Nail Salons Kept Going

Got Questions About San Antonio's Shelter-in-Place Order? Here's Where to Get Answers

Local Authorities Respond to Reports of Businesses Flouting Shutdown Order