Improved roadway design and the urgency of resolving infrastructure woes were among issues residents cited in an October 2025 Transportation Department survey gauging neighborhood safety.
The City of New Braunfels has begun outlining warming center and shelter plans ahead of winter weather across the state.
San Antonio is helping advance a plan for a diversion center that could allow people with mental illness or disabilities to avoid going to jail for low-level misdemeanors and get treatment instead.
San Antonio City Council is planning to hold a special session on Jan. 22 about the increased presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials, according to a councilmember’s Instagram post.
San Antonio’s Transportation Department has launched a public safety campaign focused on pedestrian safety along three “high-injury” corridors amid rising local traffic deaths.
On this week’s “Connect with the Council,” KSAT’s Ernie Zuniga visited Joe Angel’s Boxing Gym on San Antonio’s west side to sit down in the ring with District 5’s Teri Castillo.
Two new pedestrian-safety enhancements have been implemented on one stretch of Southeast Military Drive, a section that neighbors repeatedly told KSAT was dangerous.
On this week’s “Connect with the Council,” KSAT’s Ernie Zuniga visited Woodlawn Lake Park to chat with District 7 Councilwoman Marina Alderete Gavito.
On this week’s “Connect with the Council,” KSAT’s Ernie Zuniga visited Hemisfair to chat with District 1 Councilwoman Sukh Kaur outside Commonwealth Coffeehouse & Bakery.
Saturday marked the seventh big dog attack KSAT has reported on this year within Bexar County. The dogs involved in all of this year's attacks are pets, which is why Animal Care Services says the root issue is irresponsible dog ownership.
Whether you encounter an angry driver or full-blown road rage, Marc Alonso said the best thing you can do is stay alert.
After a heavily-lauded start, city leaders were quick to clamor for a rapid expansion of the SA CORE program. The three-member teams already provide citywide coverage, and around-the-clock coverage is a little more than a month away.
The San Antonio Police Department launched a plan to reduce crime with the partnership of a UTSA's criminology professor. On Tuesday, he will brief the City Council Public Safety committee how that plan is doing one year in.
San Antonio police hope to close a case involving multiple vandalism, vehicle thefts, and vehicle break-ins plaguing a North Side community for several weeks.
After several police shootings in the past two weeks, the city and Bexar County will bring together law enforcement and other leaders to discuss the recent violence and come up with plans to address it.
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.
