Some neighborhoods in San Antonio can be more than 10 degrees hotter than others, according to city officials, and leaders are expanding efforts to reduce those temperature gaps as extreme heat becomes more common.

A San Antonio intersection got major upgrades after a blind homeowner said speeding drivers were posing a safety threat for her and her children.

District 4 eyes $700K drainage and roadway fix for Southside homeowners, pending approval amid budget deficit.

A rematch is scheduled for November, as Ligon’s win only puts him in the seat through January. But the former prosecutor will be heavily favored, given the district’s solidly Republican makeup.

A Judson Independent School District trustee was censured on Thursday, just days after the district’s superintendent was terminated.

The District 4 Councilman said he is working to add cameras or lights in the area, but it will likely take time.

Several counties and cities in Texas are being awarded grants totaling more than $21.2 million to improve their parks.

Neighbors are hopeful the city and state will help them after repeated vehicle crashes into their property have cost them thousands of dollars in repairs.

Several city departments and the District 4 council office have announced the completion of an art installation channeling the solar system and Coahuiltecan heritage.

The latest Pickup Lines segment features Dr. Adriana Rocha Garcia. She and Ernie discussed her childhood, being the first in her family to get a college degree, caring for both of her parents as they battle Alzheimer’s disease, and her brand-new health initiative

In the San Antonio City Council District 4 race, voting totals show that candidate Edward Mungia has won.

There are five people running to replace District 4 Councilwoman Adriana Rocha Garcia.

San Antonio is preparing for a change in leadership across each council district with the May 3 election approaching.

The Animal Defense League of Texas and Animal Care Services have scheduled free pet vaccination and microchip events over the next several months.

Every seat in the New Jersey Legislature is up for grabs in Tuesday’s general election.

District 4 will hold a town hall on Monday evening to address the city’s response to homelessness.

Many angry and frustrated community members attended a District 4 town hall meeting on Monday night, hoping to get some answers from local leaders.

Following five police shootings in the past two weeks, District 4 Councilwoman Adriana Rocha Garcia plans to host a public safety town hall with San Antonio Police Chief William McManus.

District 4 Councilwoman Adriana Rocha Garcia and members of her staff went door-to-door Wednesday delivering winter preparedness guides to constituents.

The Republican-dominated, 15-member board determines what millions of public school students in the state are taught in classrooms.

We took your questions to the City Council District 4 candidates and got answers.

AdShe said it would help given that some may find it more difficult than others to access the information. Garcia Rocha said she had a similar problem trying to access the translation for University Health’s website on her iPhone. A spokeswoman for University Health said it’s working on a website in both English and Spanish that would not require translation services. AdIn addition to its bilingual operators who assist with vaccine reservations, WellMed also has a Spanish-language website. RELATED: How to register for the COVID-19 vaccine in San Antonio when appointments are available

And so it is critical that we do not leave these folks behind,” Rocha Garcia said. Many people who live in District 4 only speak Spanish, so Rocha Garcia is making sure the Spanish speaking community is informed by leaning on the local media outlets. “We reached out to one of our Spanish stations and held a vaccine information session with them,” Rocha Garcia said. Rocha Garcia and her team are scouting different locations for possible vaccine distribution sites when the supply becomes available. Rocha Garcia said many people don’t have access to internet in her district.

SAN ANTONIO – District 4 is just one of several coronavirus hotspots around San Antonio. Vanessa Sanchez lives in District 4 and says the spike in cases makes her worried for her loved ones. She brought her five children to a walk-up testing site off Southwest Military Drive and South Zarzamora Thursday afternoon. The mobile testing site is just one of several across the district. She said the majority of the people in her district that test positive are hispanic.