Josh Peck
City Hall Reporterjosh@tpr.org
Josh Peck is the City Hall Reporter for Texas Public Radio.
He was most recently the Technology & Entrepreneurship Reporter at TPR for a year and a half before beginning the City Hall Reporter role in 2024.
Josh has produced stories heard nationally on National Public Radio, interned at the investigative nonprofit ProPublica, and covered the Robb Elementary mass shooting in Uvalde for the New York Times.
As TPR's City Hall Reporter, Josh plans to focus on how city policies impact regular San Antonians and will also report on policing and labor issues.
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Los trabajadores representados por el Amalgamated Transit Union afirmaron que la dirección de VIA está tratando de excluirlos de las negociaciones salariales. VIA dijo que "siempre ha trabajado de buena fe con [ATU]" y que continúa reuniéndose con el sindicato.
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Workers represented by the Amalgamated Transit Union claimed VIA management is trying to cut them out of wage talks. VIA said it 'has always worked in good faith with [ATU]' and that it continues to meet with the union.
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San Antonio attorney Martin Phipps has accused Whyte of abusing his power to try to help his wife's client, Phipps' ex-wife, in a custody battle.
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She said the two policies would support the construction of new affordable housing and help residents stay in their homes.
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San Antonio recibe una subvención para financiar reembolsos de bicicletas eléctricas, cargadores de vehículos eléctricos y un plan de energía para aeropuertos.
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The $1.2 million Department of Energy grant is part of a program to fund sustainability projects for cities, counties, states, and tribal communities across the country.
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Whyte's blood alcohol level was found to be higher than the legal limit of .08 when it was tested following his December arrest.
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The contract came after two years of negotiations between the union and RAICES, resulting in raises, increased parental leave, just cause employment, and more for the largest immigrant rights nonprofit in Texas.
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Applications for the $500,000 Reproductive Justice Fund were recently released, bringing San Antonio closer to formally supporting out-of-state abortion travel and other reproductive health efforts.
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The proposal would increase fines for owners of loose dogs, allow ACS to sterilize animals without owner permission, and keep residents who report dangerous dogs confidential.