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A recent New York Times piece focused on police bargaining tactics and the so-called “playbook” police unions have used to win power nationwide, spotlighting San Antonio's history and influence in bargaining tactics now used by unions across the country.
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The City of San Antonio wasted no time in getting to its key points of discipline reform during opening negotiations with the San Antonio Police Officers Association over a new five-year contract Friday.
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In addition to the regular election for the San Antonio City Council and mayor on the May 1 ballot, council members approved two propositions for voters to decide.
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San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg spoke with Texas Public Radio’s Dominic Anthony Walsh about police reforms, contract negotiations and funding.
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A former San Antonio police officer who made national news after giving a homeless man a sandwich with dog feces in it will not be getting his job back.…
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As the nation reacts to recent shootings of black men by police, San Antonio public officials and community members met Wednesday night to take the pulse…
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After two years of negotiation, and 6 months of tough talk before that the City of San Antonio and its police officers union have a contract before City…
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City leaders and the San Antonio Police Officer’s Association are praising a long-awaited deal on a new contract. There are some concessions on each side…
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San Antonio Police Chief William McManus responded Thursday evening to a police association vote of no confidence and a call for his resignation. The…
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This week – that’s when negotiators for the City of San Antonio and the Police Officers Association say they expect to finally reach an agreement on a new…