-
He said sophisticated rings of criminals surveil banks and high-end shopping centers in the area and target people who appear to have a large amount of cash on them. They then trail those targeted victims to their homes, where there are fewer witnesses to see what happens next.
-
Sheriff Javier Salazar said while the county cannot match the City of San Antonio's density of patrol officers, added patrols are necessary in outlying areas because, he said, there has been a displacement of crime out of the city and into the county.
-
Violators of the burn ban can be fined up to $500.
-
Commissioners are working to keep the property tax rate the same at nearly 30-cents per $100 valuation to fund next year's nearly $3 billion spending plan.
-
The first Temple Beth-el was built downtown in 1874 and had 44 chartered member families
-
The Texas Attorney General's Office has to review the venue tax proposal before it can be placed on the ballot.
-
Sheriff Javier Salazar said Charles Byrd killed his wife, Angela, on June 16 after an argument during which he accused her of cheating.
-
The county explained in a statement that Animal Control and the Animal Facility will team up under the new name: Bexar County Animal Care.
-
The workshops are intended to inform the public about the planned Sports & Entertainment District and get feedback from them about how the city should move forward.
-
The Precinct 3 representative is also a lieutenant colonel. He was ordered to report to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa for the next 45 days.