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If approved, the Alamo Colleges plans to use the bond for 20 different projects, including more than a dozen new and expanded programs.
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Trustees for the community college system have approved a request from district leaders to go out for their first bond election since 2017.
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Prop C would eliminate salary and tenure caps voters placed on the city manager in 2018.
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US Treasury bonds are known as a super safe, super boring place to put your money. But the Series I Savings Bond got so popular last week, the surge in demand crashed the Treasury's website
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The city set aside nearly $16 million for art, now they want public input on how to spend it.
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The Bexar County Elections Office is battling voter confusion as three costly separate elections approach in May.
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Organizers of the Save Brackenridge movement have been urging San Antonians to call or email their city council representative to oppose a proposal for a 7,000-person capacity amphitheater in the Sunken Garden at Brackenridge Park.
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The city bond committee approved parameters and tentative funding levels for the $150 million housing bond.
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The 32-member Housing Bond Committee has just one more meeting to vote on what programs should be targeted and how much should go to them — things like fixing up existing housing stock to keep people in homes or new affordable construction. They need to decide what income level and sub groups should be prioritized.
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Voters in Bexar County’s wealthiest school district overwhelmingly approved a tax rate election Tuesday night, but voters in three other Bexar County school districts rejected their districts’ requests for bond funding.