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The San Antonio Police Department recently announced a new protocol for responding to mental health crisis calls, as well as the permanent end of the use of "no-knock" warrants.The changes follow a summer of protests over police brutality and racial injustice across the country, including in San Antonio.

Months of protests following the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and other Black Americans at the hands of law enforcement put a…

The City of San Antonio's budget went up by over $100 million the past few years, but the proposal for fiscal year 2021 totals $2.9 billion — $7.7 million…

A letter from San Antonio Police Chief William McManus to City Manager Erik Walsh claims that SAPD officers acted “appropriately” when they mistakenly…

After three months of protests calling for an end to police violence, San Antonio activists are out on the streets in force this week. They previously…

San Antonio police officers arrested a Black jogger on the city’s Northwest Side on Tuesday Aug. 25, after mistakenly identifying him as a suspect in a…

Sheryl Sculley retired in early 2019 after more than a decade managing the City of San Antonio and disagreements with its public safety unions that…

Hundreds of people gathered under a brilliant blue sky on Saturday to join in nationwide Black Lives Matter demonstrations. Participants expressed…

Calls for police reform continued Saturday as the San Antonio City Council’s Public Safety Committee held its final community listening session. About two…

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.…