San Antonio Housing Authority

Residents of San Antonio’s West Side have struggled for years to save homes, stores, dance halls and restaurants from developers who believe the area is ripe for urban renewal.

The San Antonio Housing Authority, which received $5.7 million through the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, says it's taking…

As San Antonio’s real estate boom continues, finding affordable housing can be a challenge, especially in neighborhoods on the east side where entire…

The San Antonio Housing Authority won $100,000 from the National Science Foundation and internet company Mozilla for its low-cost solution to connecting…

On this episode of "Fronteras":A mixed-race German woman makes a shocking discovery: she is the granddaughter of a Nazi (0:14).A distressed San Antonio…

Rapid growth and development is changing the livelihood in Texas, especially San Antonio, which is expecting at least 1 million more residents by 2040.…

The San Antonio Housing Authority cut the ribbon Friday on what it is billing as the largest reconstruction effort on the city's west side in a decade.…

One in four San Antonio households do not have access to the internet.Low-income and rural communities are more prone to suffer from the "digital divide"…

The San Antonio Housing Authority unanimously chose David Nisivoccia to be its new president and CEO in December 2016. While he has been leading SAHA in…

After 15 years, the Mirasol housing development still sits on the city's Westside. Once much ballyhooed, the run-down neighborhood full of boarded and…