Commissioners Court

Bexar County commissioners adopted the county and University Health budgets on Tuesday that weigh in at a combined $6 billion.

Bexar County has lost a second lawsuit filed against it by voting rights advocates, meaning it must still create 388 polling sites for the November 8th elections, a subject raised during Tuesday's county commissioners meeting.

Former Texas Fourth Court of Appeals Judge Marialyn Barnard is the new interim county commissioner for Precinct 3.

Bexar County Commissioners on Tuesday heard from a law firm hired to redraw county precinct lines based on the 2020 Census

A long-simmering South Side feud boils over and a judge retires.

Bexar County Commissioners on Tuesday approved a $2.8 billion county budget, funded by a lower property tax rate that divided the commissioners court.

More than 337,000 people have filed for unemployment since last year. Many are under the age of 34, and 80% of them have a high school diploma or less. The local jobs most in demand now require a higher education and skilled training.

Bexar County Commissioners have approved a more than $2.1 billion 2021 budget for University Health, which will spearhead the delivery of the COVID-19 vaccine.

The Bexar County Commissioners Court will include two women for the first time in its history: political newcomers Trish DeBerry and Rebeca Clay-Flores.

Come November, San Antonians will vote to fill many elected positions including seats on the Bexar County Commissioners Court. Rebeca Clay-Flores (D) and Gabriel Lara (R) will go head-to-head in the 2020 election to represent Precinct 1, which covers a large portion of the county's South and West sides.