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San Antonio Councilwoman Teri Castillo denies claim that abortion-rights vote is merely symbolic

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

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City council passes resolution supporting abortion access

San Antonio’s resolution does not legalize or decriminalize abortion in San Antonio. However, it does make a policy recommendation against spending city money -- 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.

San Antonio OKs resolution in support of abortion rights

The City Council resolution also recommends that no local funds be used to investigate criminal charges related to abortions.

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At heated meeting, San Antonio City Council approves resolution to protect abortion access

The largely symbolic resolution recommends that city funds not be used to pay for investigations used to enforce state anti-abortion laws.

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WATCH: City Council will discuss resolution supporting abortion access

The San Antonio City Council is poised for a hot debate on a resolution supporting abortion access Tuesday afternoon.

San Antonio City Council will vote Tuesday on resolution to protect abortion access

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.

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City Council to take up resolution supporting abortion access

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.

San Antonio will likely — albeit symbolically — "decriminalize" abortion

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

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Watch live: San Antonio mayor, council members propose resolution on abortion rights

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

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New City Council district boundaries OK’d amid complaints about process

City Council approved changes to their district boundaries Thursday after more than six months of public input and advisory committee meetings.

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San Antonio Starbucks store unionizes

Things are brewing at this San Antonio Starbucks.

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Downtown businesses set to remain in District 1 after all

San Antonio's redistricting committee made more last-minute changes, keeping part of downtown from moving into Teri Castillo's District 5.

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SAPD wants to add up to 50 more officers; East and West Side council members against it

Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez and Councilwoman Teri Castillo were the only dissenting council members in a 7-2 vote on whether to pursue a grant of up to $6.25 million through the U.S. Department of Justice, which would help pay for up to 50 new police officer positions. The pair of freshman council members, who represent the East and West Sides respectively, raised concerns about whether adding officers would help reduce crime and about the increase to SAPD’s budget that would results from it.

San Antonio ISD teachers, staff get bigger pay raise after pushback

San Antonio community members opposed the original increase.

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Volunteer work for a lower property tax bill?

A West Side councilwoman wants senior homeowners to be able to get a break on their property tax bills if they help organize library books, assist with classes at community centers, or do other volunteer work for the City of San Antonio.

SAFD tracking upward trend in fires across city; District 5 sees the largest spike

San Antonio firefighters are tracking some alarming numbers of structure fires across the city, but most concerning is District 5.

Family of man killed in a crash with SAPD officer pushing for safety on the West Side

The family of Feliciano Lionel Jimenez is pushing for increased safety measures along West Commerce Street at Northwest 39th Street nearly two months after his death.

City Council members embrace draft map of redrawn districts

San Antonio City Council members and the mayor found little fault with redrawn council district boundaries in a draft redistricting plan.

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White House's Latino Economic Summit kicks off in San Antonio

The summit's goal is to increase engagement between Latinos and federal services and encourage them to apply for federal procurement and jobs.

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Final approval makes way for YWCA's Women's Live and Learn Center

City Council approved a contentious zoning change that will allow a residential learning center for impoverished women on the West Side.

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San Antonio City Council paves way for deal to sell Grand Hyatt

Hyatt wants to sell off its 1,003 room hotel through a $450M deal that would free the city from covering any of the hotel's future debt payments.

Nirenberg calls San Antonio's housing bond 'unprecendented'

It may be unprecedented, but the original amount was much more.

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Residents oppose YWCA's rezoning to house impoverished women

The YWCA's request to rezone a former convent property for supportive housing is being met with opposition from its West San Antonio neighbors.

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San Antonio’s 5-year, $1.2 billion bond program goes to the voters

City council approved the final, $1.2 billion list of bond projects Thursday, including: money for affordable housing, expanding the city’s greenway trail system, repairing failed streets, and building fire and police stations. It now goes to voters for approval during the May 7 election.

SAHA asks community to ‘Reimagine Alazan’ for its master plan

Derailed primarily by public outcry, instead of a public-private partnership, the San Antonio Housing Authority is asking the community to “Reimagine Alazan,” a master plan for the city’s oldest and most historic housing project.

Metro Health, City of San Antonio open COVID-19 testing center on West Side

The doors of the Sonny Melendrez Community Center on the city’s West Side opened Wednesday to the public as a COVID-19 testing site.

Report: San Antonio issues 'shocking' number of orders to demolish homes

The City of San Antonio code enforcement practices disproportionately impact residents on the near East and West sides, a report found.

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San Antonio displaces families, demolishes homes more than other major Texas cities combined, report says

San Antonio is more aggressive than all of the major Texas cities combined when it comes to displacing families and demolishing their homes due to code violations, according to a new report from the University of Texas Austin School of Law.

San Antonio adjusts how it grades projects seeking housing tax credits

The new policy will give a greater advantage to private or nonprofit developers who plan to build housing units for the poorest residents.

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City Council split over trails funding, keeps proposed $110 million intact

Though half of City Council wanted to reduce bond funding for linear greenway trails, they moved forward with the recommended $110 million.

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City Council approves new trustees for SAWS, CPS Energy boards

The San Antonio City Council approved SAWS' and CPS Energy's new trustees, but not without complaints about the process.

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City Council members push for further discussion of 2022 bond priorities

Three City Council members are asking to convene a special meeting to further discuss priorities for the 2022-2027 bond.

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Council members push for more drainage funding in 2022 bond

With $3.1 billion in flood control and drainage needs to be addressed throughout the city, several council members want a larger share of the $1.2 billion bond program put toward that end.

San Antonio City Council pushes for neighborhood projects in 2022 bond

After city staff presented its list of recommended bond projects, council members said they wanted even more district-specific spending.

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First draft of 2022 bond program heavy on basics: streets, sidewalks, bridges, drainage

The first version of San Antonio’s record $1.2 billion 2022 bond program contains big investments on basic infrastructure, money to build out the city’s greenway trails system, and an allotment for a new area - housing.

San Antonio Housing Authority selects new master planner for Alazan Courts

SAHA says the project is will 'revitalize' Alazan Courts.

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City Council wants to expand committee that makes code recommendations

San Antonio City Council members want to expand an advisory committee that helps with the code amendment process.

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Council adds amendments while staff trims $3.1B budget ahead of vote

Thanks to lower-than-expected sales tax and CPS Energy revenue, the San Antonio City Council will vote on a slightly smaller 2022 budget Thursday.

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Westside Creeks, once a flood hazard, now face a new challenge: gentrification

As money pours into the Westside Creeks, will rising property taxes and speculation end up forcing residents from their longtime homes?

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San Antonio calls for $3 million eviction protection grant

The number of people facing eviction in San Antonio is very high.

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Rent assistance programs could slow evictions after SCOTUS ends moratorium

With a U.S. Supreme Court decision putting an end to a federal moratorium on evictions, San Antonio officials hope rental assistance programs could help lessen what some have feared could be a wave of new evictions.

Councilwoman Teri Castillo criticizes appointment of Housing Commission chair Shirley Gonzales

The City of San Antonio's new housing commission members met for the first time Friday, chaired by former Councilwoman Shirley Gonzales.

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San Antonio progressive city council members talk the months ahead

These two progressive council members now have a seat at the table.

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As eviction moratorium expires, do San Antonio renters know their rights?

Since the local notice of tenants' rights ordinance took effect in July last year, there have been at least two complaints.

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City leaders say emergency rental assistance still available despite eviction moratorium ending

City leaders are reassuring people there are still emergency housing assistance funds left in San Antonio.

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District 5 Councilwoman Teri Castillo has 'a mandate' from the people

Newly-elected District 5 Councilwoman Teri Castillo's friends, family, and former educators say her background has prepared her for the job.

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Partial demolition at historic Whitt building in Cattleman Square hits a snag

Demolition has begun on the historic Whitt building which was at the center of a battle between Westside preservationists and the owner.

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City Council gains four new members as runoff victors are sworn in

Mario Bravo, Jalen McKee-Rodriguez, Phyllis Viagran, and Teri Castillo took their place on the City Council dais Tuesday for the first time.

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WATCH LIVE: Coverage of 2021 inauguration events for Mayor Nirenberg, new and current council

Mayor Ron Nirenberg and current and newly elected city council members will be honored during inauguration events on Tuesday.

Business community watchful of new progressive City Council members' stance on development Business community watchful of new progressive City Council members' stance on development

As young progressives Jalen McKee-Rodriguez and Teri Castillo join the San Antonio City Council, business leaders are watching.

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After the runoff, San Antonio may have its most progressive council ever. What does that really mean?

Saturday's runoff election is sending four new faces to city council, all of whom ran on progressive platforms and two of whom beat incumbents. District...

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Early vote: Jalen McKee-Rodriguez, Phyllis Viagran take commanding leads in City Council runoffs

District 2 will get a new council representative as Jalen McKee-Rodriguez defeated Jada Andrews-Sullivan on Saturday.

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Runoff Election Results: San Antonio City Council

With all the votes counted, the following candidates have been declared winners in Districts 1, 2, 3, 5 and 9, respectively: Mario Bravo, Jalen McKee-Rodriguez, Phyllis Viagran, Teri Castillo and John Courage.

Castillo, Lopez in runoff to be new face of District 5 in San Antonio

Current Councilwoman Shirley Gonzales is completing her final, fourth term in office, leaving her seat open. Teri Castillo and Rudy Lopez finished at the head of an 11-way race to replace Gonzales in the May 6 municipal election with 2,077 and 991 votes, respectively.

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Progressive Teri Castillo offers a new direction for District 5

After advancing to the June 5 runoff in the District 5 race for San Antonio City Council, Teri Castillo felt inspired to make a life change. The progressive candidate captured 2,073 votes (30.6 percent) of the 6,764 ballots cast in the West Side district. Like fellow progressive Jalen McKee-Rodriguez’s council run in District 2, Castillo’s first-time campaign is being spurred by the winds of social change. Castillo, an educator and urban policy historian, believes that the pathway to neighborhood stabilization is through the further investment of existing home rehabilitation programs. “We can have neighborhood stabilization and economic development that benefits the established communities, but it takes prioritizing neighborhoods and stabilization [first],” she says.

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San Antonio City Council candidates work to boost turnout ahead of runoffs

In runoffs like those that 10 City Council candidates are facing June 5, every door knocked can make a difference.

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San Antonio City Council passes $24M Lone Star incentive package, despite community concerns

On Thursday, city council unanimously approved $24 million in incentives to help a partnership between GrayStreet Partners and the Midway development company of Houston succeed...

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Teri Castillo, Rudy Lopez vie for District 5 City Council seat in runoff

Teri Castillo and Rudy Lopez will face each other in the June runoff for the District 5 City Council seat.

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Early vote shows San Antonio incumbents in good shape for reelection

Three incumbent San Antonio council members earned sizable early voting leads, while seven races remain close.

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Teri Castillo, Rudy Lopez move to runoff election for San Antonio City Council District 5

Incumbent Councilmember Shirley Gonzales has hit the limit of four two-year terms and will not be on the ballot.

Houston icon Bun B endorses two San Antonio candidates in local election

Rapper Bun B is Houston through and through, but he has some things to say about San...

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Berne Sanders endorses a pair of progressive candidates in San Antonio's May 1 election

U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, one of the highest-profile progressives in national politics, has endorsed two candidates running in San Antonio's May 1 citywide election. In...

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Glitter Political: Council Candidate Teri Castillo believes in the cultural interconnectedness of District 5

click to enlarge Jade Esteban EstradaTeri Castillo is facing 10 other candidates in the race to represent San Antonio’s District 5 on city council. And helping run that particular biz in the hood helped her hone her math skills.“We always had the best nachos,” she recalls. We hooked it up.”She says it felt good to see so many customers happy to see the truck arrive. I think that’s why transparency is important, right? She lives two houses away from her tío, and her tío lives two houses away from her tía.“[It’s] just like the...interconnectedness,” Castillo says.

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