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Community members are adamant about fighting to preserve the rainbow crosswalk despite a removal threat from Governor Greg Abbott. However, Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones, the city’s first lesbian mayor, does not appear to be supportive in keeping it — at the risk of losing funding from the state.
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A clash between politics and history prompts an unfolding debate.
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As Bexar County voters prepare to cast ballots on a possible venue tax increase for a proposed downtown home for The Spurs, SA Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones takes listeners' questions.
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San Antonio: ‘No immediate plans’ to remove rainbow crosswalk or alter roadways amid TxDOT directive“We are now working with TXDoT to understand the state’s specific areas of local concern. There are no immediate plans to make changes to any roadways, and any future changes will occur with City Council input," a city spokesperson said.
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ERB Chair Patrick Lang called the complaint "frivolous" after the six-member panel unanimously dismissed it.
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The same outlets reported the mayor has been threatened.
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San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones has completed her first 100 days in office, which is an informal, early benchmark of leadership, priorities, and political effectiveness. These first few months of tenure often reveal both strengths and vulnerabilities, demonstrates the style of leadership and signals what to expect for the rest of their term.
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Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones' first 100 days have been filled with debate, tension, and both notable wins and losses.
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City council members and the former mayor have repeatedly said they did not sign NDAs related to Project Marvel.
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The city council updated its Council Consideration Request Ordinance, which regulates a major way council members propose and implement policy.