City of San Antonio

This November, San Antonio voters will decide whether to approve the "SA Ready to Work" initiative that would promote workforce development in the wake of the coronavirus crisis, which wiped out more than 60,000 area jobs. On San Antonians' ballots as the City's "Proposition B," it proposes a four-year program to train 40,000 residents for future in-demand jobs to provide stable careers in the post-COVID economy.

The San Antonio City Council approved the city’s $2.9 billion operating budget for 2021 on Thursday.The budget’s passage came as the city saw a massive…

San Antonio's got a problem, and the city is looking for some help to solve it. So what’s the problem? Torrey Stanley Carleton said it’s a lack of shade…

A new art installation at the San Antonio Botanical Garden owes its beginnings to an ancient Asian art form. That art form is called origami, and artist…

The COVID-19 crisis has changed and continues to affect everyday life, including for our pets and for the many animals still in need of a loving…

After months of protests and difficult conversations, what is the way forward to create a more racially just and equitable San Antonio? In this locally…

The City of San Antonio adopted its Climate Action and Adaptation Plan in October 2019 and CPS Energy is currently touting a plan to transition to more…

Electric car manufacturers are expanding their offerings and consumers are increasingly interested. Will the combined climate crisis and pandemic fallout…

This story was updated Aug. 13 at 9:15 p.m.After approval from the City Council Thursday, San Antonio voters will decide on a temporary sales tax to fund…

Sheryl Sculley retired in early 2019 after more than a decade managing the City of San Antonio and disagreements with its public safety unions that…