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San Antonio's city center is undergoing some major changes. Developers and city officials said residents will likely see a downtown in the near future that includes more residential high rises and some new retail, but not so much new office space.
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An NPR investigation finds that many people with VA loans who got a COVID forbearance are at risk of losing their homes. The VA has a fix, but it could be too late unless it halts foreclosures.
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After months of protests and difficult conversations, what is the way forward to create a more racially just and equitable San Antonio? In this locally…
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On Wednesday, Sept. 2, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced a nationwide ban on evictions that would keep tenants who lost jobs or…
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In the past seven months, San Antonio has experienced losses of both life and economic stability due to COVID-19; employment, housing and food…
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In the past seven months, San Antonio has experienced losses of both life and economic stability due to COVID-19; employment, housing and food…
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At the beginning of July, the City of San Antonio opened a new Financial and Housing Recovery Center to provide a myriad of assistance programs and…
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After being laid off or furloughed in response to the outbreak, millions of Americans are struggling to make rent or monthly mortgage payments. What's…
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Close to 22,000 San Antonio residents live in the city's 88 remaining mobile home communities, which are vanishing at an alarming rate, putting thousands…
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Renters are also impacted by the lack of affordable housing in San Antonio. In 2016, about 27 families were evicted every day. What are the legal options…