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The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District will benefit from more than $3 billion in federal grants aimed at building public health infrastructure.

With construction costs and interest rates soaring, developers are struggling to make the numbers work for their affordable housing projects.

Local civil rights icon Emma Tenayuca is set to be honored decades after her work and activism in San Antonio.

In the midst of a labor revival, leaders are now holding up Emma Tenayuca's story as an example of the impact young people can have in politics.

Bravo walked the popular strip on Wednesday with City Manager Erik Walsh, the project manager from SpawGlass and City of San Antonio Public Works inspectors, according to a release from Bravo’s office.

The City of San Antonio and several partner agencies are working on getting people off the street – creating the Homeless Response System to address homelessness in our community.

City council members make an annual salary of $45,722. A city spokeswoman originally said on Tuesday that Perry and his temporary replacement, who has yet to be appointed, would both be paid while the councilman is away. However, Perry’s chief of staff told KSAT late Tuesday afternoon in a phone call that the councilman plans to work with the city’s human resources department to decline his pay while he is on his leave of absence.

Following the scandals and “no-confidence” votes on two city council members, Mayor Ron Nirenberg reshuffled City Council assignments Monday, stripping one member’s assignments and restoring another to a more active role on council.

Mario Bravo and Ana Sandoval will no longer serve on City Council committees together, and Clayton Perry will be removed from all committees.

This week in San Antonio, Councilman Clayton Perry faces a vote of no confidence after alleged involvement in a hit-and-run case, a 32-year-old man has been arrested for physically assaulting an SAPD officer, and the San Antonio community helps raise funds for an animal surgery center.

The San Antonio City Council plans to appoint a temporary replacement for District 10 Councilman Clayton Perry while he takes a "sabbatical." A resolution that originally called for him to resign was watered down during a special meeting.

This year marks the 43rd anniversary of the event which will take place on Nov. 24 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center on E. Market St.

The vote will not force Perry’s resignation; if convicted, council could vote to remove him

Councilman Clayton Perry has been called on to resign after body camera footage of Perry showed him as appearing to be inebriated after an alleged hit-and run.

The San Antonio City Council is scheduled to decide Thursday whether to censure District 1 Councilman Mario Bravo and issue a vote of “no confidence” over his angry confrontation with District 7 Councilwoman Ana Sandoval.

Welcome Walk & Festival celebrates the journey and cultural heritage of immigrants and refugees who have made San Antonio their home.

We rounded up what some of the Texas' top political leaders are doing on Election Day. Here's what we found.

A spokesman texted a statement from the Mayor to KSAT Tuesday morning, saying, “If the details in the police report regarding Sunday night are accurate, Councilman Perry should resign.”

Council staff reportedly discussed adding Councilman Perry to Thursday's no confidence vote.

Opinion: Politically, Bravo is toast. However, the District 1 City Council member was elected by voters, not by his colleagues.

Many San Antonians aren’t happy that Drake failed to show San Antonio some love in one of his new songs, including Mayor Ron Nirenberg.

An investigator found that Bravo's attack on Councilwoman Ana Sandoval violated city equal employment opportunity, anti-harassment and workplace violence directives.

An agenda posted for next week's San Antonio City Council meeting says Mario Bravo violated City's anti-harassment, violence policies

City Council will vote next week to formally rebuke Councilman Mario Bravo over an outburst against Councilwoman Ana Sandoval that turned personal.

This year marks the 43rd anniversary of the event which will take place on Nov. 24 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center on E. Market St.

A free festival of lights that celebrates the traditions and culture of India is returning to San Antonio this November.

Greater:SATX is a local program with a mission aimed to bring in more businesses to San Antonio and to help current companies grow.

San Antonio became the first community in the U.S. to surpass a nationwide effort to help end homelessness, city officials announced Monday.

San Antonio Veterans Day at Hemisfair will kick off on Nov. 12 with live music, entertainment, food and more.

San Antonio is the first community that has met and exceeded its goal to house 1,500 people experiencing homelessness as part of a federal initiative.

Nearly seven months after Alamo City officials said they were advancing discussions with The Boring Co. regarding a proposed underground transit tunnel connecting San Antonio International Airport with the downtown area, Elon Musk’s venture has yet to strike a deal.

This is the seventh year the festival has been hosted in San Antonio, which in 2016 became the first official pollinator city in the nation.

VIA Metropolitan Transit celebrated the grand opening of its new VIAtrans Operations Center on Thursday.

Individuals with special needs will be able to get medical appointments, haircuts, legal advice and more at the new MAC by Morgan's Wonderland.

The Martha's Vineyard flight came as a disappointment to San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg after all the city's attempts to welcome asylum-seekers and ease their journeys.

Among the recipients is Catholic Charities, which will receive $580,000. The charity is taking over operations of the city's migrant resource center.

The San Antonio Express-News editorial board calls for city councilman Mario Bravo to resign amid the backlash of his verbal outburst.

San Antonio residents will soon see a piece of $50 million that the city council approved for CPS Energy credits.

Leave those sweaters in the attic and order that pumpkin-spiced latte iced — we're in for exceptionally warm and dry seasons.

Councilman Mario Bravo (D1) has been indefinitely suspended from of his committee assignments and any external appointments following an angry confrontation with Councilwoman Ana Sandoval (D7) ahead of the budget vote on Sep. 15.

Councilman Mario Bravo apologized to Councilwoman Ana Sandoval, his former romantic partner, but still insists she broke her promise to environmentalists.

A report came out Thursday detailing a tirade from Councilman Mario Bravo against his colleague Ana Sandoval that brought her to tears.

A blowup by Bravo ahead of a city budget vote reportedly left council colleague Ana Sandoval, his former romantic parter, in tears.

The San Antonio City Council is poised to pass a $3.4 billion budget Thursday that includes pay bumps for employees, dozens of new police officer positions, and a property tax cut. But it is unclear whether council members will follow a staff recommendation to send $50 million in extra revenue back to CPS Energy customers or take more time to figure out an alternate use.

After yet another discussion Tuesday on how to spend $50 million of extra CPS Energy revenue, the 11-member San Antonio City Council still appears split nearly down the middle regarding a city staff plan to send most of it back to consumers as bill credits.

The courses are set for the biggest running event of the year in San Antonio.

Mayor Ron Nirenberg and Mayra Guillén, younger sister of slain Texas soldier Vanessa Guillén, will speak at the event.

Tickets go on sale Friday, Sept. 30 at 10 a.m., and the league is offering VIP passes that include a meet-and-greet with its wrestlers.

Opinion: Fox News used misleading video footage of migrants queuing in Eagle Pass as Gonzales spoke about the San Antonio migrant resource center.

With just over two weeks until the San Antonio City Council is scheduled to vote on a budget, the question of what to do with $50 million of unexpected revenue is still up in the air.

Despite support from the mayor, a proposal to give utility customers a rebate has met with a cool reception from City Council members.

U.S. Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh said the federal government should be investing in programs like Ready to Work, which uses city sales tax dollars to fund job training and degree programs for low-income residents.

The Department of Labor gave the city $3 million a month ago to fund local apprenticeships. Its top official wants to give even more.

The city plans to train 28,000 residents by the end of 2025 as part of the Ready to Work program.

Mayor Ron Nirenberg and the State of Texas have recognized the couple for their work feeding the elderly and underprivileged.

U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas met with San Antonio leaders Wednesday to discuss migrants and domestic extremism.

The City of San Antonio World Heritage Office announced the upcoming seventh annual World Heritage Festival, celebrating the city’s historic missions as the first and only United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Site in Texas.

Former CEO Paula Gold-Williams resigned amid criticism of her spending habits and her handling of outages during Winter Storm Uri.

Rudy D. Garza makes CPS Energy history as the board votes to name him CEO & President of the electric company. Garza will be the first Hispanic leader to hold this leadership position, according to a press release.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg went on Bloomberg TV to talk a join effort by Texas mayors to push for statewide gun reform.

It's the first solo policy recommendation from first-term Councilwoman Teri Castillo (D-5) and has the enthusiastic support of Mayor Ron Nirenberg.

Nirenberg said that Abbott and the state legislature have actively weakened gun laws following other mass shootings.

San Antonio wants a new apartment inspection policy, but it's unclear what would serve as a meaningful deterrent to "bad actor" landlords.

Faced with raw numbers, members of the Council were clear they want to get the money in the hands of residents who need it most.

'They are all a lying bunch of sons of bitches, every one one of them,' the outgoing county judge said of sports franchises who have teased relocating to the Alamo City.

The new federally-funded program will connect those seeking food aid with job training in an attempt to solve the root cause of food insecurity.

Given a $75M windfall from the city-owned utility, members of San Antonio's City Council showed up with different plans for how to spend it.

U.S. Army military training in San Antonio continues on Wednesday, but it began earlier than expected.

The 2022 Day of the Dead San Antonio river parade and festival will be broadcast nationally Nov. 1 on NBC and online channels.

The weeklong gathering features fashion shows, workshops and panels from industry-leading experts.

San Antonio officials says that plans for Broadway have come to full stop after a meeting with Texas road officials.

Castillo said the city now should work to adequately fund Metro Health and ask abortion-access nonprofits what help they need.

San Antonio small-business lender LiftFund will administer the grants, which need not be repaid.

The City of San Antonio’s Department of Arts and Culture is asking the public for its opinion on placing public art throughout the city.

The proposal would bar use of city funds to collect and share information on abortions, miscarriages or reproductive healthcare that other government agencies plan to use in criminal investigations.

The proposed resolution would make a policy recommendation to not use city funds -- outside of what is “clearly required” by state and federal law -- to catalog, collect, or share with other government agencies information on instances of abortion strictly to pursue criminal investigations.

Five San Antonio City Council members and the mayor stood in support of a largely symbolic measure that would attempt to "decriminalize" abortion locally.

The proposed resolution states, “People have a basic human right to medical services and treatment, including abortion.”

A group of tenants and activists has been pushing against what it sees as “unfair” eviction notices and subpar conditions at Seven Oaks Apartments, such as air conditioning issues, a lack of hot water, water damage, and roaches.

Some tenants of Seven Oaks Apartments said they haven't had air conditioning in five months.

With San Antonio in the grips of its hottest summer on record, CPS Energy customers' bills are up roughly 30% year over year.

Neighbors and local businesses said they were caught off-guard by the opening of the center, and since then the reception has been a mixture of “not-in-my-neighborhood” to compassion for the asylum seekers.

San Antonio's mayor sat on a crucial report while the urgency of the city's climate planning increased.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg said Latino rights are at risk of regressing in Texas. "We cannot let bigotry become mainstream again."

Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was assassinated on a street in western Japan by a gunman who opened fire on him from behind as he delivered a campaign speech.

San Antonio’s mayor joined several dozen people who said they wanted to honor the 51 migrants who died Monday on the city’s southwest side.

Local officials said the victims were piled into a trailer on the side of a secluded road and discovered by a nearby worker, who heard cries for help.

The authorities said the tragedy appeared to be the deadliest migrant-smuggling operation in memory. Sixteen people were taken to hospitals.

Four weeks after a mass shooting at a Uvalde elementary school claimed 21 lives, more than a dozen bipartisan mayors across Texas are pushing for Gov. Greg Abbott to take action to prevent future mass shootings.

More than 39,000 San Antonio residents are now in a new city council district after the 10 present members of the city council unanimously adopted a new council district map Thursday.

KSAT Digital Journalist Ivan Herrera has been named the 2022 Media Icon by the San Antonio Pride Center.

President Joe Biden and the first lady Jill Biden will travel to Uvalde on Sunday “to grieve with the community that lost twenty-one lives in the horrific elementary school shooting,” the White House said Thursday afternoon.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg has asked the community to lower flags to half-staff after Tuesday’s deadly school shooting in Uvalde.

City leaders including Ron Nirenberg, District 8 Councilman, Manny Peláez, Ready to Work Executive Director, Mike Ramsey and others will participate in the event.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg will talk battles over local control and what’s next for the Alamo City

The two biggest bond packages on the ballot — $1.2 billion for the City of San Antonio and $992 million for Northside ISD — were both approved by voters.

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

Nirenberg said arming teachers with firearms, an approach pushed by Texas Republicans, is not the solution.

Community leaders hope to reduce inequity issues among students with the launch of the Future Ready Bexar County Plan.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg will deliver his annual United State of the City address on Tuesday.