San Antonio Chamber of Commerce

Proposition A failed to pass with nearly three-quarters of the vote against it, amidst opposition from those concerned it would increase crime, hurt small businesses, and make San Antonio less safe.

While many national and local brands across Texas spoke out against voting restrictions, the San Antonio Chamber was silent — as were some notable San Antonio companies.

The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce is asking residents not to sign petitions that would affect the operations of CPS Energy and the San Antonio Water System.

For the first time, the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce has accepted a CBD business as a member. San Antonio is now the first major Texan city with a CBD…

The 86th Texas legislature is in full swing. A coalition of San Antonio businesses and chambers of commerce are teaming up to vocalize their legislative…

A new study says the health care and bioscience industry had a $40 billion dollar economic impact on San Antonio last year and employed one out of every…

"Sister cities" are international alliances made to promote cultural and economic ties around the world. San Antonio has 11 such partnerships on 4…

Bexar County is home to the sixth largest veteran population in the U.S., according to the Military & Veteran Community Collaborative. More than 12…

Voters headed to the polls on March 6 may cite the economy as a main motivator behind their choices. What policy priorities are on the minds of business…

How can San Antonio drivers be convinced to carpool or use public transit to get to work? A new working group aims to find answers.Initiated by District 7…