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The building and two parking lots next to the former federal courthouse are owned by the federal government. What will be in the building after the purchase is uncertain except for a few federal offices for about three years until they have to relocate. It’s next to what will be the site of the proposed basketball arena.
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The City of San Antonio is in the final stages of using $30 million of money committed from the San Antonio Spurs to purchase a federal building within the proposed sports and entertainment district.
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District 8 City Councilwoman Ivalis Meza Gonzalez will rejoin the city council’s Audit, Community Health, and Workforce committees after being removed last year.
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The City of San Antonio has started preparing the sidewalks on N. Main Avenue to be painted in rainbow colors. The city is being forced to remove a rainbow crosswalk at Evergreen and Main by the Texas Department of Transportation.
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95-year-old labor leader and civil rights activist Dolores Huerta joined Mayor Jones to make the case to move municipal elections from May to November.
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The San Antonio City Council approved moving the city’s elections from May to November of odd years in a 6-5 vote.
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The city will make plans to remove the crosswalk by January 15, 2026; however, it has committed to creating a rainbow sidewalk along the intersection where the crosswalk is currently located. At a meeting of the city’s LGBTQIA+ advisory committee on Tuesday night, community members expressed frustration that the city would comply with the state’s request.
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Two members of the San Antonio City Council who often find themselves on opposite sides want as much transparency as possible on the Spurs area deal.
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San Antonio’s Magik Theatre will receive more than $2 million in updates and renovations after approval from the San Antonio City Council.
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Animal Care Services currently has a 3,000-square-foot clinic on its campus at Highway 151 and Highway 90, but city officials say it's nowhere near the size it needs to be for current demand. The funds come from the voter-approved 2022 bond program.