Former San Antonio Police Department Chief William McManus is shifting into a new role at Pearl one week after he started working as head of security for the popular mixed-use development.
With the school year starting soon and summer winding down, there is still time to take advantage of all the events happening across San Antonio.
With children spending more time outdoors during summer break, parents are urged to watch closely for signs of overheating. Last month, the City of San Antonio reported that nine children suffered heat-related illnesses.
San Antonio Police Chief William McManus is hanging up his badge, but residents may not have heard the last of him.
The City of San Antonio announced Police Chief William McManus will retire next week and join a new security team at Pearl, according to a news release.
Looking for the best place to cheer on the San Antonio Spurs during the NBA Finals? We put together a community watch party map to help fans find public viewing events across the area.
SAN ANTONIO – Friday mornings at Pearl have become a weekly tradition for families gathering outside The Twig Book Shop. Every Friday during the school year, Miss Anastasia leads a 10:30 a.m. story time with books, songs and plenty of animated voices for babies, toddlers and young children. KSAT’s Sarah Acosta and Sarah Spivey recently brought their children, Dotty and Everett, to see the crowd of families who show up for the weekly readings. Miss Anastasia said reading out loud to children is one of the most important things parents and caregivers can do. “If they wander off, you just wander off with them,” she said.
San Antonio’s newest music festival is set to take over Pearl on Saturday, with live music, food, and after-parties happening across the property all day long.
Broadway is continuing to transform as longtime landmarks disappear and major new developments move forward along the corridor stretching from downtown San Antonio to Pearl and beyond.
Big changes are coming to the Pearl District, with new retail space planned along Avenue A as part of a push to bring more people to the area during the week.
San Antonio residents donated a record-breaking $177,000 to local nonprofits through Giving Machine kiosks, according to a news release.
Got any plans this weekend? From a coffee festival to early Mardi Gras celebrations, there’s plenty to check out in the Alamo City.
From a “Galentine-arita” to bouquet-making classes, check out these Galentine’s Day celebrations around the Alamo City.
Freezing temperatures and harsh winter weather over the weekend forced farmers’ markets across San Antonio to shut down, cutting off a key source of income for many small businesses, especially vendors who rely on busy Saturday and Sunday crowds.
Popular attractions in and around San Antonio have started to announce closures this weekend due to incoming winter weather.
Twenty students from Trinity University and the Culinary Institute of America at San Antonio were split into small teams to develop market-ready grilled cheese concepts.
Twenty college students are transforming the classic grilled cheese sandwich into innovative business concepts at San Antonio’s first-ever Entrepreneurship Bootcamp, a collaborative pilot program between Trinity University and the Culinary Institute of America (CIA).
Several San Antonio restaurants were recognized in the Michelin Guide’s second Texas edition, with two newly opened restaurants earning Michelin stars.
This weekend, San Antonio and the surrounding areas have an exciting lineup of events to enjoy.
Construction crews have started building out the restaurant portion of the Terry Black’s BBQ project eyed for the urban core, which will also include an underground parking garage and a hotel.
The New York Times released its list of the 50 best restaurants in the U.S. on Tuesday, and a San Antonio restaurant earned a nod on the list.
From author appearances and cultural festivals to thrilling runs and haunted adventures, the city is buzzing with exciting events for everyone.
A local couple credits the San Antonio community for helping their salsa brand grow, from selling their products at the Pearl’s Farmers Market to now being available on H-E-B and Walmart store shelves.
Pearl announced a variety of events that will be hosted throughout the summer months, ranging from keeping the Alamo City fit to showcasing local artists.
Bruce Pearl of Auburn and Rick Pitino of St. John's are The Associated Press coaches of the year in men's college basketball.
A decade ago, Bruce Pearl of Auburn and Kelvin Sampson of Houston were looking to resurrect their careers after being handed show-cause penalties by the NCAA for recruiting violations.
Pearl will throw a “Bidi Bidi Party” on Wednesday, April 16, to celebrate the legacy of Tejano music legend Selena Quintanilla Perez, according to a press release.
Over the weekend, the Brahmas held a season kickoff event at The Pearl in downtown San Antonio and fans in attendance were dressed to the nines in Brahmas gear.
Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl began his postgame NCAA Tournament news conference on Saturday night by advocating for the release of Edan Alexander, the last living American being held hostage in Gaza by Hamas.
Fans navigating the dozens of schools in the NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments might become as attached to the mascots as the athletes themselves.
Two restaurants at the Pullman Market in downtown San Antonio landed a spot on the Texas Monthly’s list of the best new restaurants in 2025, according to a press release.
February is here, which means its time to go over all the exciting events happening in the Alamo City.
Two new pedestrian bridges opened at Pearl this week, marking the latest step in a larger expansion plan that aims to double the Pearl’s footprint.
The Light the World Giving Machine kiosks will return to the Pearl for three weeks this holiday season. Instead of dispensing snacks and sodas, people can purchase things like meals, hygiene kits, developmental toys and medical devices.
The family behind Terry Black’s BBQ received green lights from the Zoning Commission and the Historic and Design Review Commission (HDRC) to move forward with its plans to build a restaurant and underground parking structure at 2100 Broadway.
The lower Broadway corridor near the Pearl and downtown has seen its share of food and beverage departures in the last year, but it’s also flourishing with new restaurants and coffee shops.
St Pierre Bakery is kicking off its summer road trip next weekend at the Pearl with its Taste of Paris event, giving out free sandwiches on its brioche buns.
