A San Antonio Park Police officer was arrested on Wednesday after assaulting a woman, according to the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office.

The San Antonio Park Police Officers Association (SAPPOA) is calling on city leadership to address what the association called a “staffing crisis.”

In an amended lawsuit, the association is seeking $25 million in damages as well as legal rights and benefits enshrined in state law.

Several recent incidents at Woodlawn Lake Park seem to cast a dark cloud over a place popular among San Antonians for Easter weekend camping.

Officials recovered a body from Woodlawn Lake on Monday, according to the San Antonio Fire Department.

Nearly three months after a tragic crash claimed the life of his wife, Jason Maldonado is still haunted by the memory of that fateful day.

San Antonio Police Chief William McManus says Park Police shot and killed a man who tried to take an officer's gun. SAPD figures show there have been nearly two dozen shootings this year by officers under his command.

A San Antonio Police officer found a hole in the fence by the San Antonio Park Police's bike storage room at Brackenridge Park while doing a routine check on Nov. 6.

An off-duty San Antonio Park police officer has been arrested on suspicion of DWI.

San Antonio police are searching for a suspect who shot a man at Hemisfair Saturday morning.

A former San Antonio Park Police officer has been indicted after investigators said he tampered with his own probation paperwork in order to help land employment with another law enforcement agency.

San Antonio Park Police announced funeral service plans for an officer who recently succumbed to complications of COVID-19.

SAN ANTONIO – Graffiti spray-painted on the Cenotaph on the grounds of The Alamo has some people seeing red. Graffiti found in multiple places downtown, including cenotaph in Alamo PlazaThe words there seemed to condemn white supremacy, capitalism and The Alamo, itself. The red paint caught his attention hours later as he paid a visit to a nearby post office. Police also found red paint spelling out an anti-policy brutality message on the sidewalk at Travis Park. As we condemn this vandalism, we salute the San Antonio Police Department (SAPD) for its swift action to investigate.